Hezbollah Inflicts High-Casualty On Israeli Army
On the first day of the ground operation of Israeli military forces into Lebanese territory, eight troops and commandos from the occupying regime were killed, and dozens more were wounded.
The Israeli army announced that six commandos from the Egoz Unit (officially Unit 621) and two from the Golani Brigade were killed in battles in southern Lebanon on Wednesday.
The Israeli army declared that the commandos of the Egoz Unit initiated an attack early this morning against a village near the border (likely Kfar Kila). The occupying forces broke into a building in the village but soon found themselves ambushed by Hezbollah fighters.
During the confrontation, dozens of Hezbollah fighters opened fire on the Israeli troops, using light and medium weapons and targeting their equipment with anti-tank missiles. Through the evacuation of the wounded troops, the Lebanese resistance movement again targeted the Israeli forces with mortar fire, resulting in additional injuries among the Israeli troops.
In the end, the Israeli forces managed to retreat under the cover of drone strikes and tank fire. The Israeli regime claimed that more than 20 Hezbollah fighters were killed in the attacks.
It appears that the Israeli regime now fully understands that the battles in southern Lebanon will be significantly more costly and challenging for their forces compared to what is occurring in the Gaza Strip. The first day of the incursion indicates a costly conflict for the Tel Aviv regime with eight dead and dozens injured.
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