The Hezbollah resistance movement announced on Friday that over 95 Israeli soldiers and officers have been killed and 900 others injured since Israel launched its ground invasion against Lebanon.
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In a statement issued Friday morning, Hezbollah detailed the toll on Israeli forces over the past 45 days, reporting the destruction of 42 Merkava tanks, four military bulldozers, two Hummer vehicles, one armored vehicle, and a troop carrier. The movement also confirmed downing three Hermes-450 drones and two Hermes-900 drones.
“Enemy forces are avoiding movement within sight of resistance fighters to prevent further targeting. They’ve created hidden crossings and paths, using nighttime infiltration to enter border villages, after which they retreat, leaving behind destroyed civilian homes and sabotaged infrastructure,” the statement read.
Hezbollah also reported that supply lines to the front remain intact, enabling continuous support of arms and personnel to key battlefronts. “Despite the intelligence blockade imposed by the enemy in southern skies, fighters continue to launch hundreds of rocket barrages targeting enemy troop positions deep within the entity daily and around the clock, as confirmed by videos released by the military media,” Hezbollah said, adding that Israel has not intercepted any of the group’s rocket launches from Lebanon.
In fresh retaliatory strikes across the occupied territories, Hezbollah hit multiple Israeli military sites, including the Ramim barracks and a warehouse near Akka. The resistance fighters also targeted settlements in Karmiel, Metulla, and Krayot, with rockets directly striking Israeli troop gathering points.
Since October 2023, Israel’s aggressions in Lebanon have killed over 2,700 Lebanese, most of them occurring within the past month as airstrikes and ground incursions intensified. In response, Hezbollah has escalated its retaliatory attacks, vowing to sustain its operations as long as Israel continues its offensive and airstrikes in Gaza.
