The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah continues to defend Lebanon in sustained operations targeting Israeli forces invading and occupying southern Lebanon. According to the group, these operations come in response to the continuous Israeli aggressions targeting the country, which have killed, wounded, and maimed hundreds of civilians, medics, journalists, and civil defense workers.
At 12:40 am, Resistance fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli military vehicles in the Iskandarouna area of the town of al-Bayyada with a rocket barrage.
At 1:00 am, Hezbollah fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli military vehicles near the Deir Seryan river with artillery shells and rocket barrages.
At 2:30 am, Hezbollah fighters struck an assembly of Israeli military vehicles near the Deir Seryan river for a second time with rocket barrages.
At 4:00 am, Hezbollah said its fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli military vehicles near the Deir Seryan river for a third time with rocket barrages.
At 8:00 am, Hezbollah said its fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli military vehicles near the Deir Seryan river for a fourth time with artillery shells.
At 9:00 am, Hezbollah said its fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli military vehicles near the Deir Seryan river for a fifth time with artillery shells.
At 10:00 am, Hezbollah said its fighters targeted an assembly of Israeli soldiers in the town of Rsheif with a rocket barrage.
Hezbollah publishes footage of its operations
In addition to the statement, Hezbollah published several videos of its operations targeting Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.
The first video shows an Ababil-type FPV drone operation targeting a Namera Armored Personnel Carrier in the town of Haddatha in southern Lebanon on May 20. The drone can be seen flying towards the town, before spotting the vehicle parked behind houses and attacking it.
The second video shows a similar operation targeting a Namer APC in Khallet al-Raj, in the southern Lebanese town of Deir Seryan.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon also released footage of an operation, dated May 19, 2026, targeting an Israeli occupation military communications vehicle in the town of al-Taybeh, South Lebanon, using an Ababil FPV drone.
IOF troops feel like 'sitting ducks' due to Hezbollah drones
Meanwhile, Israeli media reflected a deep sense of frustration and acknowledged military shortcomings on the northern front. Channel 12 reported that Hezbollah launched more than 30 explosive drones over the weekend, adding that most of them went undetected and caused significant damage.
The channel noted that the use of FPV drones against soldiers has made the "permitted" casualty figures seem grim and highlights the severity of the problem.
Citing Israeli soldiers, Channel 12 said that for weeks, Israeli troops in Lebanon have been feeling like "sitting ducks". The report added that Hezbollah is not only holding its ground but has proven its resilience through weeks of fierce fighting, while "Israel" has been forced into a state of near-total incapacity due to directives from US President Donald Trump, leaving soldiers' hands "tied".
Separately, the Israeli Army Radio acknowledged that two soldiers were wounded by an explosion from a Hezbollah FPV drone.
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