Hizballah missile destroys Israeli drone, with Jon Elmer

You are watching and listening to the Electronic Intifada. I am John Elmer. This is the resistance report on day 986 of Israel's genocide in Gaza. Day 109 of the battle in South Lebanon and day 111 of the US-Israeli war on Iran. Memorandum of understanding being signed uh last night was a bit of a surprise. It was supposed to happen tomorrow. Um but uh it has been signed and just because things are moving quickly I will remind you that I'm reporting this on Thursday, June the 18th. So, let's take a look at Lebanon for this week. We uh start with this map as usual. This week's operations are particularly concentrated on the right-hand side of this map, Yakhmar up to Nabatieh. Uh up on the highlands there, you can see the um the topography there moving uphill towards uh Nabatieh and getting the ridgeline uh around Beaufort Castle, which is in uh Yakhmar there, just north of Metula. That is the Galilee panhandle that you see running up there. That is Israel below. Um and it Lebanon, as you can see in the inset, because we are always focused on South Lebanon. Uh but you can see in the inset that this is only a small portion of Lebanon. If we look at this next map, you'll see um more of the country, but again, couldn't fit it all in. Long and skinny uh country and uh short and square uh media box. So, always takes some uh some editing, but we are going to look at a the first operation. If you look on the upper right of that map, thanks. On the upper right, you see the X, the red X up there. That is where this drone was down. So, Israeli drones are all over Lebanon. You can see Beirut in the middle on the left there. Um it's in the Bekaa Valley uh that this operation was near Baalbek. You can see Baalbek is, uh, pretty much directly across from Beirut. It's about 67 km northeast of Beirut, and that's where this Heron drone was taken down. If you look down at the bottom of the map, you can see, uh, Tyre there on the coast and Bint Jbeil on the, uh, bottom of the map. And then you can also see the Galilee Panhandle again cut out of that map. But if you look at the, uh, place where the Galilee Panhandle is, you can see how steep it's getting into the mountains of this stage of the battle. Obviously, all of South Lebanon, um, are rolling hills into the Lebanon mountains. So, I wanted to bring you a full, uh, sense of the scale of those mountains, which I think this map does. This map was made by Fabian Lezo. Um, and, um, yeah, important to see the location where this drone was down. Now, let's take a look at number three. This is, uh, Heron Israeli Heron 1 drone. This is their original flagship drone. Um, this is the one they have sold all over the world, uh, to company to countries all over the world using them for surveillance. This is the first time the, um, Islamic Resistance in Lebanon has downed one of these drones. Um, there you see the missile that took it down. They blurred the 358 missile. The resistance in Lebanon and in Yemen and in Iran have been using this missile to down drones. This is the, um, the drone the drone killer that has taken down at least 50, um, US Reaper drones, um, and a dozen or so, uh, Israeli drones. You can see it there, uh, decapitating that drone at 23,000 ft. And one of the reasons why, uh, these drones are harder to reach is the man-portable systems, um, that I'll show you coming up. They don't reach that high. You could see the plane, um, headless here falling to the sky. The resistance is going to capture, um, this vehicle. You'll see that in, uh, coming videos. Um, but the 358 missile is showing you the different views here, the thermal uh, imaging. They're all over this with multiple, uh, angles on this particular drone, uh, up in the Bekaa Valley, near Baalbek. Um, if we look at the next, uh, slide, you can see the missile that it is. I've talked about this a bunch of times, um, because this is the missile that was taken down, um, the Reapers in Yemen. So, as soon as that, uh, war started, uh, after October 7th, immediately Yemen was taking down drones, and by the end of, uh, their battle with the US, they had down more than 25 Reapers using this particular missile, which is a cross, um, between, uh, surface-to-air missile, a cruise missile, and a loitering drone. It has all of those parts in it. It's rocket boosted. It's launched, and then, once up in the air, it loiters around in like a figure-eight pattern, and waits for the target using thermal, um, cameras, using cameras as well, optical, uh, electro-optical targeting, um, and then, ultimately, a laser proximity fuse. So, when the, um, uh, when the loitering drone, the 358 that you're looking at here, comes in, uh, proximity of the target vehicle, um, it explodes in, um, uh, an, in an area kill of that drone, which is basically exactly what we saw on video there. They, uh, Hezbollah video was a very sharp video of it. Um, but again, to down it at 23,000 ft is, uh, is impressive. Uh, if we take a look at the next slide, the, this missile had been around for 4 years before it was publicly shown. This is the first time it was publicly shown uh to Shoigu, to the Russians. Um this is the IRGC showing it off. Um but before that in 2019, missile parts from this um had been intercepted, interdicted by the naval blockade in Yemen. Um and so the Americans had found the component parts that were being shipped to Yemen to build uh this missile, and it confounded them cuz they didn't know they thought it was at first a cruise missile. Um then they thought it was a loitering drone. They thought it was a surface-to-air missile. It has parts of all of those things, and it really confounded um the US. And during this time, 2019 um up until what the photo you're looking at here is September 2023, um the missile was taking down US drones, but hadn't been acknowledged openly by the Iranians. So this is the first time, September 2023, that they show off the missile, and of course um that is a prescient date uh because October 7th was just a few weeks later. Um Yemen joined the war uh pretty much right away. They joined the war and expanded the war from Gaza into the Red Sea uh and began taking down um US MQ-9 Reaper drones with this missile. And up till now, um the resistance, as you saw in the previous video, they blur the launch of this missile, and in Yemen they did the same. They don't uh they're using ambiguity. They Everybody knows the missile exists, but they've been hiding uh the missile that is responsible for, like I said, something like, depending on how you want to count them, something like 60 kills um in the last 2 and 1/2 years since the uh war in Gaza started. Um let's take a look at the next slide. You can see uh Hezbollah put out an air defense video. There's a Hermes 450 and a Hermes 900. Those are the other um the the Hermes 900 is maybe the other flagship drone. The The reason that um the Heron is the flagship drone is cuz the one that they sold to all the other countries. But here you're seeing Misagh man portable air defense systems um using by used by ground forces and we saw these earlier in the battle um launched at helicopters and really they got rid of the use of helicopters in South Lebanon very early on by um using these missiles and firing on them and they use them against drones to chase the drones away. They don't always get them. The drones are higher than these um than the highest elevation of the man portable systems. But there's the Heron that was downed. And it says in defense of Lebanon and its skies. So there's the multiple different types of air defense systems and air defense operations. 27 times Hezbollah fired on um Israeli drones and turned them back um in the last 3 weeks and one um of that Heron was shot down. Uh let's take a look at number seven and look at the maps of where we're going to see these resistance operations today. Again, if we start with your eyes in the bottom right hand corner of that map, you're in Israel. You're in the Galilee panhandle. If you go diagonally from the bottom right to the upper left, you'll see Zawtar ash Sharqiyah. That is where most of the battle is happening. Um and the upper left corner of this map, if you go a little bit to the right, you see Yarmouk there. Um that is where the Beaufort castle is right on the edge there where you can see the ridge line and obviously the high ground. Um and around it is the Litani River. That's the dark areas that you see on those cliff faces um is the Litani River. So it's an area uh close to Israel um but it's north of the Litani River. And they made a big deal about that and Israel's movements have been to push towards Nabatieh, which is the largest city in central South Lebanon. Also, you can see on to the upper right-hand corner, you see Khiam. We're going to see some operations from there. And then down along the panhandle, Adayssa, we're going to see operations from there as well on this show. But we are going to start by showing you, as I did last week, I just think was useful for the audience to see what it is exactly that we are watching slam into all of these vehicles, battery on the top, PG-7VL anti-tank warhead from an RPG in the middle there, and the fiber optic spool trailing out, allowing uh preventing the vehicle from being jammed and allowing really accurate directions from the pilot to the vehicle itself. So that is one of the builds, but as I've told you, those are component parts. The um and they can be set up in different ways. So if we look at 8B here, um this showed up on a video yesterday about to hit a Namer troop carrier. And we see in this shadow one that we have a reverse of the order of the parts. We have the PG-7VL on the top, the anti-tank uh weapon on the top, the battery in the middle, and again, we're seeing spools. And I've said this on this program for the last uh 3 months. We're not sure what percentage of uh drones are fiber optic, but um these obviously give us pretty good indications seeing this one here in the shadow. We're going to see another one later on in the program, also in the shadow, that was built this way. So there's flexibility, um which matters for distance, for weight, um, for weight distribution, for the ability to fly, um, to have these weights balanced out. And so, we can see the way the different component parts work on this. So, I thought that might be interesting to show everybody before we watch 20 minutes of them slamming into various Israeli armored vehicles. Um, let's take a look at 8C. Um, this is in Majdal Zoun. This is in the western sector. Israel has begun pushing into this area. This was a pocket that they did not, uh, control. But you can see they destroyed it with artillery shelling and air strikes. Um, but they have moved into this area since the, uh, memorandum of understanding. They moved in on the weekend, uh, into this area. And immediately, um, Hezbollah, uh, attacked their advance. Um, here we're hitting a Namer troop carrier. That's where you see the, uh, shadow. Three RPG operations, three anti-tank guided missile operations, 50 rocket and artillery ops, two FPV drones versus tanks, seven FPVs, um, sorry, two FPVs versus troops, seven versus tanks, and one FPV versus a D9 in the first three days of their move into, uh, Majdal Zoun. So, this gives you a kind of an idea of how Hezbollah is going to handle this ceasefire period. If the Israelis advance, they're going to be met. We're going to look at number nine here. Um, they're going to be met and, uh, and attacked. And that happened yesterday. Um, Israeli troops were hit by two FPV drones outside of their tanks. Five were wounded in two strikes. And then, eight others, eight other casualties yesterday in a IED that foot soldiers detonated that killed one and wounded seven officers and soldiers, additional officers and soldiers. So, 13 casualties yesterday alone. Um so, the war certainly is not stopping in Lebanon. And Israel doesn't is not projecting any indication that they're uh even going to stop, let alone withdraw. So, we have to see how that uh folds uh unfolds in the coming weeks. Uh the soldiers on camera they're getting chased down. And again, this is the kind of qual- This operation is actually from early uh in June. Uh but, you can see an entire uh base full of options. This is Misgav Am. Uh entire base full of options and already by uh the the end of May, early June, they're miss- they're skipping the tanks and going for the soldiers. We can look at number 10 here. This is in Odessa. Again, this was along the Galilee panhandle. This is going to be an FPV drone strike against an IDF M109 self-propelled 155 howitzer, 155 mm um artillery shells that uh rain hell down on civilians. This These are tools that the Israelis use. Um essentially, it looks like a tank with um uh an artillery gun on it. And they use these all along the border of Gaza, of course, rained them down in uh by the hundreds of thousands. Uh and so, the resistance is targeting this uh vehicle uh over all of the other vehicles because this is the vehicle that's doing the most damage to civilians um in South Lebanon. So, that is a direct hit and destruction of that uh M109. Let's look at number 11. We're going to chase more soldiers here. This is in Khiam. Of course, Khiam is uh famous for uh its resistance, famous for its uh prison break at the May 2000 fleeing of Israeli soldiers, the humiliating defeat of the Israelis. The people of Khiam broke into the torture prison that Israel ran with its collaborator army. You can see the two vehicles on the road. This drone spots them dismounting and they're heading into the house. There you see 1 2 3 4 soldiers heading into the house. Drone comes around and catches this group of soldiers going into the house. On this day, the same day as this operation, the Israelis reported that four soldiers were wounded in an FPV strike. So, we're probably looking at them there. Um that was on June 7th. Number 12. We're going to see a Humvee come around the corner here, see the drone. It's about dead center. It's going to slam on his brakes. You see the dust pile. Uh and both sides of the Jeep, they're jumping out of the Humvee. Uh and the uh anti-tank missile anti-tank rocket hits the Humvee, which will explode the Humvee and put shrapnel all over that area. Um this is in Khiam. And one more, 13, is also in Khiam targeting uh this is just really smart targeting we've seen. Targeting these M113 mobile uh remotely operated tank bombs. Um the Israelis use these remotely operated to bring explosives into Lebanon to blow up the house. It's probably right in front of it there. Um and also the vehicles themselves blow up. We covered that extensively in Gaza where they were used um by the scores if not hundreds using these APCs that can no longer withstand the modern battlefield, but Israel has thousands of them that were given to them by the Americans in the '70s, and so they uh adapted them, made them remotely operated, and used them as essentially massive car bombs, except they're truck except they're tanks, uh and they make unbelievable destruction, criminal uh criminal car bomb by uh the American-funded Israeli military. Let's take a look at 14. It's going to focus just in on the area. The X on the right is Beaufort Castle. Um these next operations are going to cover the area from Yakhmoor that you see down on the bottom right of the map. Again, you see the topography. This is a NASA map of the topography of Lebanon and really gives you an idea It really backs what we see on all of these videos of the um camera on board shooting the beauty the beauty of South Lebanon, but uh also how difficult an area it is to fight um for for both sides, but of course the advantage is on the uh indigenous guerrillas who know the area. Uh and this is where they have put up a stiff fight in uh Zaoutar al-Sharqieh and Yakhmoor near uh Beaufort Castle because the Israelis are pushing up to Nabatieh, which is up on the top of that map. So, that's where these operations will go. Let's start at 15. Um the Hezbollah drone here is going to chase down a group of soldiers, four dismounted IDF soldiers. This operation was on June the 2nd. All of the videos that I show you every week were published in the week between when you saw me last. So, these are all new videos. Everything is new. Uh and none of the videos are edited inside the videos. This is how Hezbollah pr- uh presents these videos. So, there's these soldiers running uh in various Would be better if they ran in various different directions. They all go in the same directions and the IDF admitted that day that it did an FPV drone strike wounded four soldiers on that day. So, that appears to be what we're looking at there. 16, we can look at uh targeting of a Humvee also in Zawtar Ash-Sharqiyah. This is one of 24 Humvees destroyed in the last 3 weeks and this week was really only a half week compared to uh the tempo of previous operations of previous weeks. Destroying there that uh uh Humvee. Let's take a look at 17. This is a D9 and there was only four D9s in the last 3 weeks cuz as I reported last week uh the IDF has admitted to a drastic reduction in engineering vehicles. These were uh these vehicles were being destroyed. They were too easy to destroy and so as a result dramatically curtailing the engineering operations of the Israelis in South Lebanon, which is the destruction. It's the destruction of family homes uh that Israel is doing because it can't not to cuz it cannot defeat uh Hezbollah militarily. Let's look at number 18. This is also Zawtar Ash-Sharqiyah. Uh you can see the uh landscape of these towns and each and every one of these drones is collecting uh intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and targeting acquisition information for the future of this battle should Israel remain in the buffer zone where they are in the buffer zone is so well known to uh Hezbollah at this point. There's the direct strike on the Namer troop carrier there. Uh and as I said yesterday, uh outside of a Namer troop carrier, five soldiers were wounded two seriously in a pair of FPV strikes. Let's take a look at number 18. You're going to see on the wall there uh shadow of the the drone. Also, there it is there, you can see it flying around the house that's been destroyed by shelling. That's what shelling does to a house compared to uh air strikes. Um the shells are murderous in Gaza in a tight space of Gaza. but you can tell the difference between the shell and um the air drop aerial bombs. This is against another Namer. There he spots it after a tour of the village after logging uh a reconnaissance mission. It's all valuable information even before that strike uh on the Namer there in South Ar Al-Sharqiya. Let's take a look at number 19. This is in Yakhmar now. This is near Beaufort Castle. You can look around the surroundings and see the castle. This is a mobile communications shelter. It's an Elbit shelter. We reported on this earlier cuz they've been targeted before. It's a mobile communications and command hub. Um and as soon as it was it was placed, it was hit. This is FPV number two flying over and look on the bottom left, you can see the burning from FPV one's work. Uh and that's the destruction. You can see the Israelis running away from that uh site there that they had in their mobile communications station. So, it is burnt, completely destroyed. You can see that. This is 20 minutes later. Um so, the whole cabinet has been destroyed. Um but this vehicle is going the second drone, that's what it's showing you there that it completely destroyed it. A lot of people ask for battle damage assessments, even though we show battle damage assessments every single week. Um, they completely destroy an anti-tank weapon against a a vehicle or a shelter like that completely destroys it. So, here he's going to hit the Hemet. And that is the logistics vehicle that brought the cabinet. So, they drop off a cabinet, you can see it's got an unloader on the back. It drops off the cabinet for this advanced position, this forward operating base that the Israelis will use. Um, and so Hezbollah targeted the cabinet, the shelter, and then targeted the truck that brought it. And as I've said, targeting these Hemets is um, very significant. And the number of them, Hezbollah has realized this significance for sure because in the last 3 weeks they have targeted 19 of these Hemets. Uh, and these logistical vehicles support the entire operation. So, these are high-quality um, hits. Even though people like to see the tanks, it's these vehicles that make the operations in the south um, more and more difficult. Let's look at number 20, also in Yakhmar. Um, this is right around Beaufort Castle. Another Namer troop carrier, and we know that they penetrate the Namer troop carrier. You can see this one has gotten uh, has put up um, tactical netting over the the rear door, which is its weakest point. And it looks like the drone hits that. Uh, whether it detonates it and gives it time for the shape charge to form, which I believe it does cuz as soon as there's contact with the uh, RPG fuse, it sends out the shape charge, which will just tear through um, that netting. Um, so that is number 20. Let's look at 21. This is an Ofek. again, out of this entire base full of tanks, look at there's, you know, dozens of them, they find the Ofek command vehicle. So, this is the a tank where the commanders operate out of. And they've got netting all over it, but not on the back, and it gets hit and destroyed. Very finite number of these command vehicles. Um they're built on Merkava two hulls. Um and then they're just full of uh command and communications gear. So, high-quality strikes all through this week's report. Um we can look at another Humvee 22. The destruction of the village each week that we show this, the destruction is worse in these villages, and Israel uh is promising to erase these villages, the resistance is promising to not stop fighting until the last Israeli soldier is out of Lebanese territory, and they have been very clear about that. There do not in this first week, they have not waited to see uh if the Israelis would stop. As clear, the Israelis have not stopped. Uh the IRGC recorded 84 ceasefire violations in the first 48 hours. Um so, Hezbollah has carried on its operations. Look at 23. Also near Beaufort Castle. Which you can see in this land where the Israelis are attempting to take this ground so that they can move to the next high ground um and push on Nabatieh. That is um roughly their plan and where the uh base of the operations has been uh over the past 7 days since you last saw me, although many of these videos are from the previous week. Um that's the way Hezbollah publishes them, usually uh a week lag, but like I said, everything is new. And that's a turret gap, so that's an excellent place to strike from the resistance perspective on those tanks. A poor place to strike from the Israeli perspective. Let's look at 24. You see Beaufort Castle there up at the top of the hill. And this is an operation against another tank. FPV drone strikes in the last 3 weeks. This week 34, last week 37, the week before 37. 24, 30 of them have been against tanks. So, this is one of the 30 anti-tank operations using the FPV drones. So, it's not like they've stopped hitting the tanks. And we know that the at least we know we haven't seen from the tank. We saw one tank burning from an open hatch, multiple from an open hatch. And we saw one that was struck in the back door burning. But we know that the Namers, which are the same hull and chassis as the Merkava, we know at least two of those have been penetrated by the PG-7VL. So, they work on these tanks. 25 Is that 25? There's Beaufort Castle again in the left there. The Israelis have are not appearing to hold the castle. Hezbollah did not defend the castle in the immediate is in the final Israeli push on the castle. It's a symbolic place. It's not of of significant military value in this in the grand scheme of the battle in South Lebanon. Here against the reverse against the rear door of that tank. Maybe looks like it hits the track um that you can see there on that one and 26. This is over on the coast now. Um this is Bayada. Um this is where the Israelis have pulled up stakes, but the other day they brought in uh a command vehicle here. You'll see a Hummer underneath uh netted camouflage tactical shelter. And Hezbollah finds it as soon as they got there. But you can see otherwise the town is um has been abandoned. These are These are the bases that Israel has abandoned and the vehicles that they have pulled out. One more, 27, against a Namer troop carrier in Ainata. This is uh along the Galilee Panhandle. a number of operations against Namers. There was 14 in the last 3 weeks. Um and against troops there has been 25 in the last 3 weeks against troops. So, um tanks and troops similar. Uh Humvees and logistical vehicles at the same pace as tanks and troops. So, really seeing the spread of these uh operations to high-quality operations. Um quality over quantity with the FPVs. and let's take a look at this 28 because after all of these drone strikes uh Hezbollah put out this psyop for the Israelis um that uh pokes uh pokes fun at Israel's uh um pager operation in September 20 uh 24, which Israel is just so proud of and Trump was so proud of too. And Netanyahu gave Trump a golden one of these pagers that um uh Hezbollah when they got the page from them they had to use two fingers uh to turn off the page when they got it and that was what detonated the pagers Um and so Hezbollah as a response to this is to say no need to press cuz these drones you don't need to press these drones before they blow up in your face. So a little bit of uh Hezbollah psyop on the pager ops because of course the pager op was when the world said oh Hezbollah's been defeated you know 1500 or 2000 pagers blew up and uh mid-level Hezbollah and Hezbollah fighters and children who picked it up and Israel is just so proud of this indiscriminate terror attack. Um so Hezbollah pushing back on this and we know that I've shown you lots of times over the last few months fighters with missing fingers still on the battlefield that didn't whatever Israel thought that was going to do to Hezbollah's ability ability to resist in South Lebanon they were wrong about that as well. Um let's look at 29 because uh it's not just FPV drones. I try to show this every week. This is Sayyad 107 uh drones. These are constantly being fired and they're being fired at a rate um this week there was more one-way attack drone operations and as you'll see on this video they're going to launch two or three on this video. They're always swarms. usually always swarms so multiple in each operation but separate operations this week there was 35 separate uh one-way attack drone operations. The drones you're seeing here be launched the previous two weeks there was 75 other so more than 100 in the past three weeks of these operations. Um more than FPV drone strikes and less than rocket operations which we'll get to after this one. Uh but this is a good um view of what the fighters uh are up to in the field. We don't get a lot of uh seeing them in the field. We have up late, but this next uh oh, this next video is actually the incoming. So, uh we're going to have audio in this one, and you're going to hear an explosion around 12 seconds into this. So, just be prepared, dear listeners. Number 30. You can see that there's the same drone that was launched. This is Israeli footage showing the drone coming down on a base in Shlomi. >> Sweet. >> Boom. >> So, that's targeting a military base uh in Shlomi. And interestingly enough, this was the this was the drone strike that uh Trump was saying in Ali's report. Uh and if you had didn't see Ali's report on the uh Iran memorandum memorandum of understanding, you should listen to it. It was excellent. Um but this is what Trump was talking about when he says, "When two drones fall in the desert and don't do anything, you don't need to strike Beirut." Well, Israel used this as a as a excuse to strike Beirut to escalate the conflict and to try to subvert the peace uh the ceasefire agreement, the memorandum of understanding that the Iranians and the Americans were close to uh signing. Um but this is not inside Israel. This is in a military base on the border. Um and then this is what Israel responded by bombing uh Beirut. And then the Iranians were geared up to respond to that hit on Beirut, and Trump called them off. And Trump called them off and added concessions. The Iranians added concessions onto the MOU uh based on the fact that they weren't able to respond to that and made an even more favorable deal. Um so, you can see from those direct strikes um the effectiveness of the one-way attack drone. And now just uh for this last video, uh I want to show you this legendary uh, truck operation. Again, I've shown you a few of these um, and they never get old. These fighters un um, pulling off the uh, the cover, the camouflage uh, on their Fajr rockets. These are Fajr 3 rockets, 90 kilo warheads, half of that is high explosives. You can see the fighters here adding the fuses to the end and now they're going to back this truck out and you're going to wonder, what does the cab of this truck look like? And that it looks like that. And it still works. You see him pulling off his um, uh, three-point turn there. Uh, and this fighter says that uh, he says that they're on the right side, they're they're on the righteous side of this battle and then he salutes Abu Hadi uh, Nasrallah and um, uh, and Naim Qassem. See, the truck works. It works perfectly good. And he goes off. And another one of these trucks, I showed you this with the Fatty truck launchers uh, as well. These launchers have been struck. Hezbollah fixes them and gets them back out into the field to carry out these operations. Rocket operations in the last week, this counts as one. What you're watching here counts as one operation. This would be one field report. Um, sometimes it's just a line in a field report that has multiple of these launches, but you can see this is a a single operation. This week there was 40 rocket operations. Last week there was 90 and the week before there was 85. So, these are a constant um, at Israeli troops in South Lebanon, hammering them with these rockets. Uh, and also qualitative missiles um, uh, that they're hitting them with as well. There was 12 missile ops this week uh, itself and two firefights. So, there was two confrontations with uh, that required the fighters in the south to have a gun. The Israelis don't want the smoke at all. They don't want to fight and it's possible to be a resistance fighter in South Lebanon fighting against the Israeli army and literally not need your gun because they won't come close enough to fight. They they carry everything out. As soon as the Israelis get contact, they pull back and they call in air strikes. And so as a result, there was two firefights last week. There was one firefight and the week before there was zero firefights. So three in 21 days of intense battle. So just remarkable and there's the legend in the front seat giving the victory sign from his truck that works perfectly fine and 33 that is 33. So he's the legend. Yeah, you can see there that it would the truck works perfectly well and executed that mission. So this has been the resistance report for day 986 of Israel's genocide in Gaza and day 109 of Hezbollah's defense of South Lebanon.