Hezbollah: We have thwarted the attempts of the invaders to infiltrate the Lebanese territory

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): "Mahmoud Qamati", the vice-chairman of Hezbollah's political council, told al-Manar network that the resistance forces have thwarted all attempts by the invaders to penetrate into Lebanese territory.
He added: "We are ready for any attempt by the enemy to advance, we are superior to the enemy in this sector, and if the enemy forces enter any depth of the Lebanese soil, it will turn into a graveyard for them and their tanks."
Mahmoud Qomati also said that Harbullah's missiles have a range of up to 150 kilometers and that Hezbollah has been able to maintain the speed and volume of the shots.
In this regard, al-Mayadeen network reported that today Hezbollah fighters have thwarted five attempts by the occupying forces of Israel to infiltrate the border areas.
According to reports, during the last three days, Lebanon's Hezbollah has inflicted heavy blows on the body of the occupying Israeli army at the border points, to the extent that the Israeli army has admitted some of its casualties.
Hizballah fighters stopped the infiltration of 20 commandos of the Israeli army in the border area of ​​"Al-Adisa" on Wednesday morning and beat them to death. According to Israeli sources, four soldiers were killed and the rest were wounded in this ambush. After that, four helicopters of the occupying army left the conflict zone to transport the dead and wounded.
After that, the Lebanese Islamic Resistance announced that 3 Israeli tanks were destroyed by the resistance forces while advancing towards the Maroon al-Ras region in southern Lebanon. "Al-Mayadeen" channel, quoting its reporter, reported that in this attack, all 3 tanks and their passengers were burnt.
Yesterday, Hezbollah forces detonated two bombs in the path of a group of enemy foot soldiers who were trying to break into the town of Maroon al-Ras. Then some news sources reported that 4 Zionist soldiers were killed and 15 other soldiers were wounded in two separate incidents on the Lebanese border.