In response to Israel’s air strikes on Baalbek and al-Suwayri, Hezbollah forces attacked the Meron Air Surveillance Base with several anti-tank guided missiles.
On March 10, Lebanon’s resistance movement, Hezbollah targeted the Meron area with dozens of rockets in response to Israel’s airstrike on the Al-Ain area and the killing of several civilians.
Fighters of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah targeted the Israeli regime’s Meron Air Surveillance Base with a heavy rocket attack on Tuesday morning (February 27) in the resistance movement’s second military response to the bombing of Baalbek city by Israeli fighter jets.
On February 8, Hezbollah forces attacked the Meron Air Surveillance Base on the summit of Mount Carmel in northern occupied Palestine with several Falaq-1 rockets.
Lebanon’s resistance movement Hezbollah targeted the Israeli army’s air command base in the Mount Meron with at least 15 guided anti-tank missiles.
Hezbollah published the moment when rockets and ATGM missiles hit the Meron Air Surveillance Base on the summit of Mount Carmel in northern occupied Palestine.
Hezbollah attacked the Meron Air Surveillance Base on the summit of Mount Carmel in northern occupied Palestine with 62 rockets of various types.