The Israeli regime’s army spokesperson has ruled out some reports by Arab media outlets on airstrike by Israeli fighter jets the Yemeni capital Sana’a.
The positions of the United States’ occupying forces at the Erbil International Airport (EIA) were targeted by Iraqi Islamic Resistance in some drone attacks.
On December 3, the Unity Explorer ship, a Bahamas-flagged bulk carrier and the NUMBER 9 ship, a Panama-flagged container ship were attacked while crossing the Red Sea.
On December 3, the Islamic Resistance of Iraq group has announced a rocket attack on the United States’ military base in the al-Hasakah Governorate in Syria.
The Israeli army admitted that two more of its servicemen were killed in clashes in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli regime’s military forces and Lebanon’s resistance movement Hezbollah continued to exchange fire and carry out airstrikes and rocket attacks in the border areas of southern Lebanon and northern regions of the occupied Palestine on the 58th day of the conflict.
The Israeli regime’s army has released a new interactive map, claiming to use it in order to warn and inform Palestinian civilians about military operations and also to request evacuation prior to targeting certain areas in the Gaza Strip.
The public relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced the martyrdom of two of its members while carrying out an advisory mission in Syria.
For the ninth time since the beginning of the war in the Gaza Strip, the Yemeni people in the areas controlled by Ansar Allah held mass marches and gatherings in support of the Palestinian people and resistance groups and condemning the crimes of Israel.
The Israeli regime’s warplanes fired a number of missiles towards targets in the outskirts of the Syrian capital Damascus, some of which were intercepted and destroyed by the Syrian armed forces’ air defense.
Simultaneously with the end of the temporary ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ground clashes between the resistance groups and the Zionist army have started in different areas of this strip.
According to “Hebrew Live”, the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the largest shipping line in the world, has decided not to transport goods through the Suez Canal due to threats from Yemen.
