🇱🇧🔥 Hezbollah conducted 96 operations in one day on Thursday, including destroying 29 tanks and a bulldozer

That makes 50 tanks, 4 bulldozers and 191 operations in only 2 days

Total Operations: 96
Strike Depth: 120 km
Distribution: 48 operations inside Lebanese territory, 48 inside Palestinian territory.

Targets:
Military bases: 10
Cities and settlements: 28
Military barracks: 2
Border sites and outposts: 9
Defending against an advance: 46
Drones/UAVs: 1

Weapons Used:
Rocketry: 39
Artillery shells: 7
Advanced missiles: 8
Direct fire missiles: 7
Guided missiles: 14
Air defense: 2
Attack drones: 14
Loitering munitions: 5
Medium and light weapons: 5

Enemy Losses:
Fortifications/bunkers: 10
Settlement units: 5
Artillery batteries: 2
Tanks (destroyed/damaged): 29
Bulldozers (destroyed/damaged): 1

🇺🇸⚡️Handala announced hacking the account of Kash Patel, the Director of the FBI after it seized the group's domain and announced a $10 million reward for the heads of the hacking group.

🇮🇷 Iran targeted a support base and transportation center linked to the Israeli military in Tel Aviv using drones.

❗️The IRGC is lowering the minimum age for volunteers to 12 years old as part of the "For Iran" recruitment campaign, allowing children aged 12-13 to assist with checkpoints, patrols, collecting security data, and performing other auxiliary duties.


@new_militarycolumnist

❗️In the latest video from pro-Iranian Shiite formations in Iraq, one can see a rather rare type of weapon: I-Raad-T ATGM

This is the Iranian version of the Chinese HJ-73C , which in turn is a Chinese line of independent development of the Soviet "Malutka".

The differences between the Chinese model and the Soviet original are that in the process of modernization, it acquired a semi-automatic control system, which greatly simplified the work and increased its convenience for the operator. And also in the equipping of the ATGM with a tandem warhead, significantly increasing armor penetration.

The I-Raad-T was very actively produced in Iran from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, being at that time the most mass-produced ATGM in the country.

As new Iranian ATGMs began to appear in the arsenals of the Iranian army and the IRGC, they began to be massively transferred to storage and various proxies in the region.

In 2006, they were used by "Hezbollah" against the IDF as "anti-infantry guided missiles", and in the 2010s these ATGMs were widely used in the civil war in Syria and in the course of combat actions against ISIS in Iraq. And judging by what is being published, a large stock of them survived in Iraq until 2026.

It should be especially noted that although this is a fairly simple and cheap guided weapon.

And given that the control unit and the launching device are separate and can be used at a distance from each other - this creates a lot of opportunities for ambushes, shelling of objects and other actions.

— Military Informant

🇺🇸 Just One Month of The Trump-Israel War on Iran Has Cost US Taxpayers Over $31 Billion.

➡️ That's the exact cost of the ACA subsidies Trump cut last year, which doubled healthcare premiums for over 20 million Americans.

🇮🇱They Stole Our Slaves!

Israel tried to import more wage slaves from Thailand, to work unprotected under missile barrages and help save Israel's collapsing agriculture industry, but when the flight had a layover in the Emirates, the Thai workers just went to work there instead.