Iraqi resistance drones attack occupied Haifa and large nuclear power plant

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has launched a drone attack on an important Israeli target in the occupied city of Haifa.

The Iraqi resistance reiterated in its statement that this operation is part of its ongoing approach to resist the occupation and support Gaza in response to the occupiers’ massacres in the Gaza Strip.

The resistance movement also reiterated its intention to attack “the enemy strongholds.”

This came just two hours after the resistance movement also released footage of the launch of a drone at dawn today at a key target in Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) in southern occupied Palestine.

Later Wednesday, the Iraqi resistance’s military media announced that the resistance had fired an unspecified number of drones at the Orot Rabin nuclear power plant in Hadera on the coast of occupied Palestine.

The power plant is the largest power plant operated by the occupying government and supplies the settler colonization with around 2.59 GW of electricity.

Iraqi resistance fighters are also conducting joint operations with the Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF). YAF spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree announced on Monday that the YAF had conducted a joint operation with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance.

Saree confirmed that the operation “was carried out using multiple drones and successfully achieved its objectives.”

Later, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq issued a statement announcing the operation.

He reiterated that joint operations with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance in support of the Palestinian people would continue until the aggression against the Gaza Strip ceases and the siege is lifted.

It is noteworthy that Saree announced a few days ago that the YAF had conducted a joint operation with the Iraqi Islamic Resistance, attacking a key target in Haifa with cruise missiles.

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