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Violent Night in Nabatiye: Aerial Bombardments and Continuous Artillery Fire

A violent night unfolded in the Nabatiye region, marked by an unprecedented surge in Israeli aerial strikes and artillery shelling, resembling a one-sided military operation.

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Violent Night in Nabatiye: Aerial Bombardments and Continuous Artillery Fire
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The Nabatiye area, particularly the fronts of Ali al-Taher, Al-Dabsha, Doha Kfar Raman, and Nabatiye al-Fuqa, witnessed a violent night characterized by an unprecedented escalation in the pace of aerial bombings and artillery fire, creating a scene that appeared to be a continuous military operation by one side.

From around 10 PM last night until dawn hours, the intensity of attacks never ceased, with approximately five Israeli aerial strikes recorded per hour, interspersed with repeated waves of artillery fire, while explosions echoed across wide areas of the region, triggering widespread anxiety and fear among residents.

According to field reports, this is the most intense night the area has seen in over a month, amid ongoing military escalation and concentrated targeting on the Ali al-Taher front and its surroundings.

With this escalation, questions are growing within military and political circles about whether the high density of airstrikes and shelling is paving the way for a new phase of military operations toward the hills of Ali al-Taher, one of the region’s most strategic locations. However, based on available information so far, it cannot be confirmed that an Israeli ground operation has already begun; this remains speculative and analytical, pending further developments on the ground in the coming hours and days.

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