Iraqi resistance groups have carried out six separate drone operations over the past two days, targeting Israeli-occupied areas.

In a statement, the Iraqi resistance confirmed that they had attacked an observation base belonging to the Golani Brigade of the Israeli occupation army in northern occupied Palestine. The action was described as part of their support for the Palestinian people and resistance, as well as a direct response to Israeli crimes.

The statement further noted that this marked the sixth operation in two days, with the latest strike involving a drone attack on the base.

Israeli media reported an attempt to intercept multiple drones launched from Iraq toward the occupied southern Golan this morning.

On Sunday, the Iraqi resistance reported that its Al-Arfad drones hit an Israeli target in the Jordan Valley, located in eastern occupied Palestine.

Meanwhile, Israeli army radio announced that “a drone was detected south of the Golan, originating from Iraq and crossing into Israeli territory via Syria.”

The occupation media also reported that “several drones entered from the east,” triggering sirens in Beit She’an, the Jordan Valley, and the occupied southern Golan. (ILKHA)