FPV drones swarm Israeli bases, with Jon Elmer

All right, you are watching and listening to the electronic intifada. I am John Elmer. This is the resistance report for day 958 of Israel's genocide in Gaza and day 80 of Hezbollah's defense of South Lebanon. I will be covering week 11 of the battle in South Lebanon shortly, but we're going to start in Gaza where the Qassam Brigades chief Izz ad-Din al-Qassam was assassinated on Friday. The top Qassam commander, we could take a look at the martyr poster that was put up. People are familiar with these that Qassam has put up for their leaders. Haddad was assassinated. Qassam called it a cowardly assassination. I think that's a a pretty fair description for killing somebody who was on the battlefield for 2 years, untouchable leading the resistance in the north of Gaza. There was many opportunities for Israel in a fair fight to to fight the resistance and they couldn't do it. They failed. You know, his nickname like pretty much every Qassam commander is, you know, the ghost of Qassam or some form of being a ghost because the Israelis could never find him even though he traveled back and forth to the front lines all over. He was in charge of the reconstruction of the Qassam Brigades in the north during the battle and Israel kills him in a house with his daughter and his wife and kills their neighbors and that is just normalized in Israel that you can carry out that kind of a massacre to to kill a commander that you had two full years on the battlefield to fight. Haddad is a long time Gaza Brigade commander. He's a Nukhba elite special forces commander. He replaced Muhammad Sinwar when Sinwar was assassinated about a year ago. Sinwar himself replaced Muhammad Deif who was assassinated in July of 2024 after 22 years as the chief of staff of the Qassam Brigades. We can take a look at the next image. This is Izz ad-Din al-Haddad literally announcing the launch of the October 7th special forces raid, the crossing and attack of the Gaza division. It says the translation under there says in the name of God with God's blessing the attack begins. So he's a central figure in this not only in the preparation but the execution of the operation. A skilled commander who had survived from the beginnings of the Qassam Brigades um existing as a group. So he was very much involved in all parts of the October 7th raid from the planning to the execution the entire idea of the resistance operation. He was one of the small core group that that knew about that operation and the intentions for that operation. We take a look at the next one it's martyr poster here by the PFLP because of course all the factions salute the loss of the commander Izz ad-Din al-Haddad. We we heard from all resistance factions but we also heard from Hezbollah. Hezbollah said this is a flagrant violation of the ceasefire agreements which reveals the extent of the enemies contempt and breach of all covenants and treaties it makes and confirms that its thirst for bloodshed is what governs its mind and its actions and that all negotiations and all agreements it signs are nothing but a waste of time. That's what Hezbollah said after the assassination of Izz ad-Din al-Haddad. We can look at the next slide because Haddad was actually um with his face blurred but he was the guest in the really important Al Jazeera documentary What Is Hidden Is Greater program on October 7th operation and that was in January of 2025. If people want to go watch that, there's a lot of really important um unheard discussions. Like we don't hear from these commanders in this way and we heard from Haddad all through the documentary at length in a way that I think is unprecedented in terms of of time and the fact that it was in the middle of the battle to do that interview. It was pretty impressive and of course he explained that the operation was because of the prisoners. It was to free the and that was the the goal of the operation. And he also thanked the axis of resistance for all of the role that they played in that battle and he called it he said that their names would be recorded in history for their resistance. Hezbollah, the Iraqis, the Iranians, Ansar Allah in Yemen, the Yemeni armed forces of course. So again, always saluting the unity of fields. And that's what we saw in this documentary. If people haven't seen it and they're interested in the resistance report, they'll very much uh it's a very important documentary by Al Jazeera. And the next slide we now have the new commander here. On the right side there is Muhammad Odeh. He is the new chief of staff. On the left you see this is in the planning room before October 7th. They've got the map of the Gaza envelope set out there which the commander Muhammad Odeh, he was the commander of military intelligence within Qassam. So he was very much involved in getting the intelligence that led to the devastating attack on the Gaza division which collapsed it in literally minutes because of the preparation, because they knew how the the functioned. And that was Muhammad Odeh's role there. You can see him here with Muhammad al-Deif, um the assassinated commander uh is on the left there. That's Abu Obaida that you see. Um Hudhayfa Kahlout and um that's Rafa Salameh who was the um Khan Yunis uh Brigade commander, but he's also a top aide to Muhammad al-Deif. And then on the right side of that picture you see Muhammad Odeh. So, he was the intelligence chief. Um He was uh the lead overseeing the failed Israeli raid in 2018, the intelligence raid that um Qassam foiled and took over all of the recording gear that uh Israel attempted to get to record inside of the tunnels. Um he goes all the way back to Qassam, to pre-Qassam, to the counter um uh counterintelligence force, the Majd uh force that was led by Yahya Sinwar, that was uh tasked with rooting out collaborators. So, he's just a core member of the military council. He is a an obvious choice to lead the group. Um And during the battle in Gaza, he was uh responsible for the battle in the north after uh Izz ad-Din al-Haddad took over as chief of staff. So, he worked closely with Haddad in the north through all of that. So, everything we know about the battle uh in Gaza, um you know, these are the leading generals that were behind it. Um and so, there's a new uh uh chief of staff for the Qassam Brigades uh after the assassination of Um let's go to Lebanon now. We're going to report on uh the same thing we've been doing for the last 10 weeks. This is week 11 of covering the battle in South Lebanon. We're looking at the map here. The The areas to look at are Naqoura on the western coast there and just a bit north of there by Ada. Um is where there's been a lot of fighting. Um Bint Jbeil and a bit to the west of Bint Jbeil is uh Jabal Balat, um an Israeli base that was set up inside uh Lebanon during the ceasefire. I'll show you a map shortly with those on it. But then up um following up the Galilee panhandle that you see on the right-hand side there, um with Metula at the north just a bout 3/4 of the way up the Galilee panhandle is Houla. Um and there's another Israeli base that's there and a lot of the fighting has been um in those river valleys to the north of Houla up to the Litani River at that point where it's the closest to Israel. And of course, as Rokayya said, 1.4 million displaced in Lebanon, 55 towns and villages um slated to be erased. Many already have been. This is just Israel's genocidal rampage in lockstep with the United States and tens of billions of dollars in aid. It's just a continuation of the genocidal war now against the people of Jabal Amel in South Lebanon. It's everything that we have seen in Gaza, we're seeing again um in Lebanon. Um let's take a look at the next map here cuz this is operations um concentrations over the past 30 days. And you can see uh like I said, the concentrations on the western coast there, the the concentrations moving up from the Jabal Balat site uh up into um Bint Jbeil uh governorate. There you can see in the center. Um and then you go up the Galilee panhandle. And like I said, where you can see north of Houla, uh the concentrations of operations right up near the Litani River. And when we see this next map, you'll see uh how it matches. Those are the five bases that Israel set up inside Lebanon during the ceasefire and they've used those as the jump off points for their invasion. And today, um the key ones we're going to focus on are the second one uh in from the coast. That's the Jabba blood site. We're going to see that site hit uh multiple times. Um and then going up the Galilee panhandle to the base that that that's called the Abed site that is near Hula. We're going to see that get hit with a drone swarm operation. Um and so just to give people a sense of those outposts. I'd talked about them and showed you different maps that didn't have the landscape quite as well as this map. So I wanted to bring you uh that. And we are going to take a look in this next video of the drone swarm attack on the Israeli base. So you're going to see immediately here uh footage of an attack drone sped up by Hezbollah crashing into a IDF truck on the base. You can see the base on the left there. Here, they're going to show it in normal speed. Um again, these are the FPV drones. You're talking about $400. I think you can get them for 250. And then you have the um Okay, watch here with the truck. So the truck sees the drone coming, sees the warhead, slams on its brakes, and the warhead hits directly. So this is now drone number two entering the base. Drone number two is going to look and do a battle damage assessment of drone number one. And there you see the truck there in poor shape to say the least after getting hit by an RPG anti-tank warhead. But that's the second drone. This drone's now going to come up to his target. So he does a battle damage assessment. And here he's going to smash into what looks like um an electrical station on the back of a HEMTT. Um this is obviously an important um It's basically a miniature power plant on the back of this truck and of all the choices that they hit, they hit that. That is key to the air defense system that's on that base running and there you can see um the battle damage assessment from the third drone showing that vehicle uh completely destroyed. Um so Hezbollah this week has shown us a bunch of battle damage assessments. Um so after filming that, this third drone is now going to come up to his target. So each drone is uh carrying out an attack and also carrying out a battle damage assessment. So answering a lot of questions about what happens. Here he goes right into the throat uh of this uh Merkava tank here. We haven't seen too many of that with the barrel uh with the gun barrel pointed up. That's certainly not the strongest part of the tank for sure. You can see uh it's separated out there and he hits that dead on and here there you see uh from the fourth drone the third drone hitting the tank and so you can see the smoke coming up there from the tank. We're going to see it again uh from a different angle, but this drone is going to do the battle damage assessment for the previous drone uh before this drone goes up and carries out its attack. So you can see the smoke there on the right rising up from the tank that was struck and you can see a little bit to the left. That's the HEMTTs in flames still there you see as it passes over. Now it's going to target the other HEMTT uh and take out the the base's uh power station, the electrical uh station for this base. So again, targeting has uh at adaptations on the battlefield for targeting um that we're seeing from Hezbollah is really remarkable. Um and that drone swarm attack on the Abed site was uh a significant one this week. Let's take a look at the next video because they continued the operation on this same base. Um they're going to hit one of the uh troop transport trucks. You can see it there driving up the mountain to the base. All of these bases inside of Lebanon that have been set up are on the high ground. So, Israel knew to take what ground to take because it's the security zone from the 80 1980s and 1990s. Um and they knew where the important hills were to take for overwatch. But here this drone has spotted this troop transporter. So, the troops drive into a lower base inside Israel and then are shuttled sometimes are shuttled on helicopters, but we've seen almost none of those uh this time around. So, they're shuttled on these uh you can see a bus there and an anti-tank warhead driven into the middle of uh essentially uh a soft-shelled bus is going to make a big mess. Um but no reports of that from the Israelis like it didn't happen. Um let's go to number 11. We can see the continuation here. Um same base being hit. This is uh but this is a truck that is transporting the tanks. So, they don't put the tanks on the road. So, to get the tanks up to the base, they put them on these flatbed trucks. So, again, critical logistics vehicle here, although they're going to target the driver here. Um critical logistics vehicles um that we're seeing being targeted, logistics forces being targeted. And when an RPG round hits these vehicles, it's a 100% confirmed destruction of the vehicle. Whereas when it hits the tanks, um it's it's hit and miss depending on where you hit on the tanks. We can go to the next one. Um cuz we're going to see this is just 10 minutes after the previous operation. So, again, we're starting to see low-level swarms to hit these same bases one after another and I suspect we're going to see more of that uh in the future. You see the tank that's parked right beside the troop transport. Uh track he's going to fire on the tank there. Um, they're still hitting tanks. They hit 48 tanks in the last 30 days, um, which is lower percentage than, uh, previously the, um, Yeah, they give us a nice rewind here in the original Hezbollah video. Um, 48 tanks hit in the past 30 days. So, it's not like they have stopped doing that. We can go to the next one. Um, are we at 13? Yeah. Um, this is also in Hula. This is right near that base, uh, where Israel's destroying homes. We're going to see them set up on a D9 armored bulldozer here, move in under control, and destroy the D9 armored bulldozer. We know this from Gaza that these RPG rounds that are on these drones, um, this is what Qassam would use to destroy, um, to destroy these vehicles, these D9 armored bulldozers that are given, uh, to the Israelis by the Americans. Um, we saw 30 of these in the past 30 days. So, a D9 a day, um, being taken off the battlefield. We can go to the next, um, the next one now. Here we have an anti-tank guided missile strike against a troop presence. If you look dead in the center of the screen, you can see the little Israeli soldiers scurrying to their, uh, to their base, um, one after another. You can count them up. I did tried to do a count. I think I got somewhere between 12 and 15 of them moving into this position. You can see there's five or six more there. We just saw four or five before. You're going to see another, uh, few of them here. a significant number of troops are going to be in this house before it is hit. Um, and here you're going to see it targeted by a Cornet anti-tank guided missile strike directly through the window of that house that all those soldiers went into. but again, doesn't match the casualty reports that we're getting out, even though we literally just watched all the soldiers walk into that building. >> [snorts] >> Um it's difficult to tell if that was a thermobaric, but there and then you can see now more soldiers running uh from a second base to um to try to recover the wounded that did not get reported. Um but you're going to see ambulances come and join this operation. You see more soldiers coming down the hill trying to uh evacuate the wounded and the scared um the soldiers that have anxiety from being involved in that attack. You can see them high-tailing it um cuz they think that the air hammer alarm is going to go off at any point and a drone's going to come down on them. Um so they are running everywhere they go. There's a smoke screen there to cover the extraction um of the troops. So they're trying to cover up. There's the ambulance coming down the hill um to extract uh casualties that didn't get reported. And there you see the ambulance leaving. Um so we can do casualty reports just by watching videos. Uh we don't need the Israelis to tell us. Um but it is always interesting to see that they don't tell us and that's going to be a repeated theme uh on this week as it was last week. Um so significant operation to hit with uh Cornet significant uh missile to be sending into a building full of soldiers. The shrapnel uh alone from that blast uh is devastating. Um okay, we can move to the next one now. We're at 15. Yeah, we have a thermal imaging camera here that we're going to see uh there's a Merkava. This is in Kafr Kila. Um [snorts] you can see the tank in behind there hit by the uh Cornet anti-tank guided missile strikes. We're assuming these are Cornets because the Almas has a camera on board and you would assume that we would see the on-board camera. So, I think all of these strikes that we're seeing are Cornets. You can see that's a significant hit. You're going to see it here from a second camera that's not a thermal camera and you can see it much more clearly. Direct strike again one of 48 tanks in the past 30 days that have been hit. Um Again, this is in Kfar Kila. So, we're still in the same area. Now, these are operations in Deir Sirian, which is in the Litani riverbed area. You can see what NATO countries might call a target-rich environment, although they talk about civilians like that and the Hezbollah fighters here are targeting. See, skipping the two armored vehicles and going for the excavator, which destroys it. We can go to the next one, too, cuz there's a second excavator >> in the same area. So, they're just plucking where these excavators are coming to destroy villages. Hezbollah's plucking these out. They got more than 18 of these in in just in the last 30 days. Again, he's got a choice here of a D9 armored bulldozer or a um excavator and he goes for the excavator cuz the excavator is a 100% guaranteed hit. Pretty much 100% guaranteed hit on the D9s as well, but the excavators have nothing. So, we haven't seen a battle damage assessment of these, but these will just explode. By the time the dart pierces, the gas tank will explode and that'll just be left as a husk. Um number 18, we're in the same area here. They're just picking off vehicles one after another in this riverbed. Um we saw last week a half a dozen videos I showed you from this week. You can see how they're trying to conceal all of their vehicles behind trees and whatnot. Um, he flies by. He's got a whole bunch of options. Uh, again here, he's going to choose the D9 out of these options. Once he gets balanced, he's ch- And I mean, all of these flights, as I've always said, these are reconnaissance flights, too. So, this they get this data. They're all watching it back uh at their base. There's the hit on the D9. Um, and then they can plan their next operations. The resistance has this capability now of overwatch of um coming in to have intelligence that previously only used to be Uh, we can go to the next one here. It's also in Dar Sariaan. Um, but this capab- We're going to chase uh We're going to see them chasing soldiers here. They go uh one in each direction. Um, again, air hammer is the the code that they yell when a drone is coming down, and Haaretz told us uh based on officers um that what they do is they duck and pray. Told you that last week from the Haaretz uh article. Um, you can see the soldiers uh here who were also not reported wounded in this area. Um, hit We can go to the next one. Is another uh chasing of a soldier. This is in Taybeh. destruction of the villages. You could see the targeting of the solar panels on those buildings. Cutting roads. That's Those are roads that are cut by the Israelis cuz they're afraid of driving on the main roads. Um, in case there's IEDs. The Israelis did get hit by uh several IEDs this week when they moved forward uh in the Bint Jbeil area. There you can see the soldier running for cover. And this drone is going to hit against this Humvee, and again, it's going to blow up the Humvee when it hits it. So, the soldier seems to get away from the drone, but the detonation of the Humvee beside him is going to probably make a mess in this situation as well. Number 21, going to see this reconnaissance tour over another base. This is the Jabal Balat base that I showed you on the maps, and you can see they're basically ghost towns. The Israelis are not never in any of these videos. So, they're not carrying out their operations in Lebanon in any of these areas. Like they're all of those observation points are empty, but this is a base that they built completely during the ceasefire. And you can see how significant a base it is. And this is an interesting target. They're going to target the wireless tower here, and they're going to hit the They're going to hit this base station cabinet as it's called. Basically, the power and the brain of the wireless tower there. You can see it right there. So, it knocks out their their wireless tower on a isolated base. So, something that they a high value logistics target there Jabal Balat. We can go to the next one. This is a direct hit on a HEMTT fuel tanker. And here we see again this kind of logistical strikes. This is what fills up all of their vehicles. You can see the vehicles down on the left there, the tanks, the I think it's all tanks actually there, and there's another tank on the right. And they skip all over all of those, and they hit the fuel truck, the gas station for those for the tanks. So, yeah, we'll see it again here. Loop back. Those are the HEMTT vehicles that we saw being unloaded Sorry, being unloaded at the docks for the Israelis from the Americans. And the Israelis brag about how they're totally and completely dependent on the United States to carry out this genocide. And if the if these shipments stop, the war would stop immediately. But we're watching them just take out these assets that have a finite number. Um we can go to the next clip cuz this is actually you're going to see this on the again cuz they did a battle damage assessment clip for this one because well, because it was pretty significant hit. This is a drone swarm on this base and look at you can see the burn off um that's happening after that strike. That's this is a battle damage assessment from the ground from the same day. Now, this is an aerial one from the same day of the operation and you can see the tank that wasn't targeted that I pointed out on the right there. Look at it. It's it's burnt. So, and then you can see it there. The tanks on the right and on the left is the fuel tanker that's completely destroyed and the fire was obviously so significant that it burnt the tank beside it. Um and then there's one more here coming up. Uh okay, yeah. Um so, that was the battle damage assessment from the Tair Harfa operation. This is in Tair Harfa again. Um this is targeting a Humvee and again they're making the same choice. You see tanks, you see troop carriers, you see that looks like an engineering uh troop carrier there on the right and they pick out the Humvee in the middle of it which is a command vehicle. You can see it's bristling with communications gear on the back. So, it's a main hub for their operations and they take that out. They take a command and control hub out instead of targeting the tanks that are um um you know, they're a hit and miss. There's the tanks are built to stop this weapon uh expressly. So, uh we can go to the next uh one here is also another Humvee. You're going to watch them try to cover these Humvees uh to give them a little bit of concealment. So, you're looking into the bushes here uh with tree branches over top of it. Um and it's still going to get hit. Here, another Humvee. So, significant Humvee loss. And that these are generally troop um troop leading vehicles, command vehicles um for the most part. I mean, they use them for lots of things, but when you see that um that uh gear on it especially. We can go to the next one. Um this isn't the same. This is all in Ter Harfa. This is halfway between uh Jabal Blatt and the uh coast. So, there's an excavator that's hit. Um 18 excavators knocked out in the past 30 days. Um and more in the last couple of days that we've seen. Um significant losses. So, these are definitely battlefield losses. We can go to the next one um because in the resistance in Ter Harfa here, they wanted to show us a battle damage assessment from these operations. So, I showed you this operation last week. This is their base uh the Israeli base. You can see the vehicles parked beside it. And they put this drone. I showed you it last week. They put the drone through the front window here into the base. Uh and this is now an overflight uh a couple days later showing uh that the base has been abandoned. The vehicles are gone. The sites where we had previously seen all kinds of vehicles. I showed a bunch of operations. This is the ban of battle damage assessment for the same operation uh for the same village uh Ter Harfa which we just uh watched. We get to a bonus round here uh of it, the destruction of that fuel tanker, which is a significant target. And I think we probably will be seeing more of those struck based on the impact of this drone swarm on this particular base. Um so again, there's the flyover. You can see the tank on the right is is burnt. You can see it on the overhead here, too, on the right. There you see it, burnt up, and then the circle is on the target, and that was the fuel tanker. And then this third one is going to show us this is the operation I just showed you. Um so they published this a few days later with a battle damage assessment where they go back. So what happens to a Humvee after it gets hit? You're going to see that. First of all, you can see the splat on the wall where it exploded. Um and you can see basically it's just a bunch of twisted metal with all of its uh the rest of it destroyed, and you can see this from over top. There again, up against the building, completely destroyed. So battle damage assessments, that's what we got this week for the first time. That is the innovation for this week. You can go to 28 now, cuz we're going to see another innovation here by these reds. Look at the tarps drag uh the netting dragged across the neighborhood here. This is their solution. I reported on this last week, 158,000 square meters of netting they're taking there. But watch when this drone turns back and looks at the village. They basically just have this fishing net essentially. It's not even appropriate netting. Um but they have 20 soccer pitches football pitches soccer fields um of them. But look at how they've done it. They just draped it over the neighborhood as if drones fall like raindrops, I guess is that's the only way you're going to protect it cuz you can clearly see that you can just fly under them. Um so I'm not sure what the Israeli plan is with these nettings, but this is this is ridiculous what we're looking at here. Just draping it all across the neighborhood, so you know exactly where every Israeli troop is in there. I mean, you can just watch this first part again where you see that the way that it's draped. I mean, I don't really know what to say about that. >> Okay, let's go to number 29. A strike on M113s have made an appearance in Lebanon. We know these M113s are not used on the front lines. They're aluminum. They they don't work against any of these weapons. So, these may be truck bombs that we saw used in Gaza. We saw previous one being used as an ambulance. They use these behind the lines to shuttle troops. They call it a troop shuttle bus. But, they're being destroyed. And there was a number of reports by Hezbollah this week that they destroyed M113s that were that they forced Israel to destroy M113s that were taken off their path by resistance operations. And they were explosive. They essentially tank bombs, right? We talked about this in Gaza. People will remember. Take a look at number Is this 30? Yeah, let's take a look at 30. Here's the coastal road. And the soldiers are coming up in a couple of vehicles along the coastal road. Now, we are over in Naqoura area from Bayada to Naqoura on the coast along these headlands here. The troops moving forward. They're in these vehicles. They're You can see by the shadows that they're driving. And this drone is going to deliver an RPG warhead directly into the driver's cockpit that you can see right there. And that slat armor that is on the D9s is just not going to get the job done on a PG-7VL in particular warhead, which is what we've been seeing. So, that is a a on the uh coastal highway. Uh we can take a look at the next one. Uh also just to say yesterday the commander of the 401st armored brigade was seriously wounded in Lebanon in a FPV drone strike. Um I'm one behind here. There's a a Humvee covered up in this again covered up with Although the netting's a bit better on this site that that that last one was absurd. and not effective. Um this is this they think is a little more effective except that the drone doesn't care that you have netting over top of your base. It's just going to fly under the netting and hit your vehicle. So there goes another Humvee. Um we can look at the next one cuz this is also the trend of this week popping Iron Domes. particularly the launch. Uh I showed you a couple of these last week. This is the same site. We watched them replace them last week and you can see them go in. Some people are saying this is a decoy. This is not a decoy. Uh you can see the missiles uh that the Tamir interceptor missiles that have already been fired out of it. Um you can see it's the same as the one on the left. Um so there's about a $4 million kill of uh a loaded uh Iron Dome missile firing unit that you see there and there was another one shown uh today on film. Couldn't get it uh into the show. You'll see it next week. Um but Hezbollah reported three Iron Dome uh systems were targeted, probably the launchers um that you're seeing here. Each battery has three or four launchers and Hezbollah said they hit three of them within 24 hours in three different locations. And this is the primary weapon that Israel's using against drones, believe it or not. They're using their Iron Dome system against them. Um so they're targeting the Iron Dome and these are a finite um resource. I mean so are the fuel tankers. They don't have unlimited number of fuel tankers. Especially not battle fuel tankers. And they don't have as many Iron Domes as they wish to have. So, we watched Hezbollah pick out these Iron Domes in the previous war. This is not new hitting these Iron Domes. We watched them do it in the 2023 and 2024 period multiple times as well. We watched them do it. While it was firing, we watched them hit it with a Cornet. So, these are significant. Like I said, $4 million here, $2 million for the launcher, $2 million for the missiles that are inside it, the interceptors. We can go to the next one. Now here is we're still in Bayada here on the coast. And another excavator is going to get hit here. You're seeing basically the totality of operations. These are all operations since you last saw me. They're all operations within the week that they're they're published within a week. Sometimes a day, sometimes two or three days now. We were starting earlier in the war, it was two weeks sometimes before we were getting them. Now we're getting them right away. We can go to the next one. Is an anti-tank guided missile strike against a Merkava here. We can watch this on thermal camera. Getting hit. And you can see that secondary cook-off. That is always a bad sign if you're a tank crewman. When the secondary cook-off happens, I suppose the opposite is true if you're a Hezbollah fighter and you hit a tank and you see the secondary cook-off there, that's the ammo cook-off and that is an attempt to save the tank from catastrophe. But in doing that, it lights up the ammo and it's uh it does it doesn't save the tank to have a cook-off. Let's look at the next one. We have audio in here because I just before we go to this one, I just want to say that I'm showing you these videos because we have videos of them because they're on the FPV drones, so we get to see those. But these are not the only operations that Hezbollah are carrying out. They're carrying out operations constantly. This past 30 days, 140 FPV drone attacks, 56 one-way attack drone swarms. So that's 56 That's not 56 drones. That's 56 times launching drones. Sometimes it's five, sometimes it's two, sometimes it's one. 51 artillery operations, 63 rocket barrages, and 15 anti-tank guided missile strikes that we don't see on camera. So I just wanted to bring you this one because while this is all happening with the drones plucking cherry-picking out vehicles and destroying them, these same bases are under constant rocket fire. So let's take a look at number 34. It has audio in, so you're going to hear rockets So it's the combination of these two things that is being effective. It's not simply that Hezbollah has gone strictly to the homemade home-assembled drones. They're carrying out these other operations as well. And interestingly, because Hezbollah is honorable, to some degree they're adhering to the ceasefire. They're only fighting in the areas that the ceasefire is being violated, which is of course all of South Lebanon. But they have focused their operations on Lebanon on Israeli troops inside Lebanon. Of 339 total operations in the past 30 days, 318 of them were inside Lebanon. Um again, the honorable resistance versus the most dishonorable military force that we have seen in generations in the Israelis. Um let's take a look at 35. This is um This is the last one. This is a flag and then Hezbollah called this the flag lowering ceremony. And this is the um the Bi'ada headlands that you're seeing here. This is the base for the 226 Paratroopers Brigade headquarters. And over the past uh month or so, I've been reporting on the strikes on that position. We saw the artillery bases being hammered um and these bases being multiple times per day for each day of the war. We're day uh 80 is uh we're day 80 today. Um and so the Israelis, it looks like um according to Hezbollah's uh intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, they've abandoned this base. So Hezbollah's going to bring this drone here and do a flag lowering ceremony, which is a military uh ceremony when you leave a base and you you take the flag and you lower it and you fold it and Hezbollah's doing that for uh for Israel here, taking out this um taking out this flag on this abandoned base. Um you're going to see it here from another angle of the destruction. They gave us a battle damage assessment of the flag. So the flag's destroyed. In case people on the internet were like, "That's a decoy. Active protection intercepted it." >> [laughter] >> the excuses people make for what you're watching with your eyes and they're telling you you're not seeing. So you're seeing there uh the destruction of the flag and the flag on the ground, the flag lowering ceremony of the 226 Paratroopers Brigade uh headquarters in uh Bi'ada. So that has been the resistance report for day 958 of Israel's genocide and on day 80 of Hezbollah's defense of South Lebanon. >> [music]