Iraqi armed forces used a UAV to attack an Israeli airbase in the Golan Heights
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Aviation An IDF (Israel Defense Forces) air force base in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights was attacked by drones by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq. This was reported in a statement by members of the Iraqi armed forces themselves.
The name of the Israeli air base was not specified in the statement by Iraqi radicals. But it is known that it hosted IDF unmanned aerial vehicles, which were used to attack Syrian and Lebanese targets.
According to Iraqi radicals, attacks against Israeli targets will be intensified during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Their goal is the destruction of strongholds of the Israeli army.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq is carrying out attacks against Israeli military targets in solidarity with the Palestinian people's struggle in the Gaza Strip. As Iraqi radicals say, activities are now being carried out as part of the second stage of operations against the Israeli army.
In addition, the group announced attacks by its drones at Ben Gurion Airport, and earlier the airport in Haifa was attacked. Earlier it was reported about attacks by the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah on Israeli military targets near the border with Lebanon.
Let us recall that the IDF military operation in the Gaza Strip began in October 2023 after the Hamas attack on the southern settlements of Israel. However, Israel's actions in the Palestinian enclave ultimately led to completely disproportionate consequences. Their result was the death of more than 31 thousand civilians in the Gaza Strip and the injury of more than 73 thousand Palestinians. In addition, the civilian infrastructure of the enclave and Palestinian residential buildings were destroyed.
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