Abu Ubaida: We destroyed 825 occupation vehicles and there were no exchange deals before the aggression stopped News

Spokesman Abu Ubaida revealed Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades -The military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (agitation) – The Palestinian resistance was able to destroy 825 Israeli vehicles since the start of the aggression on the Gaza Strip.

Abu Ubaida added – in an audio recording obtained by Al Jazeera – that after 83 days of the Israeli aggression, the resistance is still in the field confronting the occupation soldiers, and he said that the Al-Qassam Brigades published many pictures documenting the targeting of its fighters against the Israeli occupation soldiers and its vehicles, saying, “This is the tip of the scale.” “From the iceberg.”

The Al-Qassam Brigades announced today that they killed Israeli soldiers and targeted about 20 military vehicles in operations in the center and south of the Gaza Strip, while the occupation army announced the killing of 3 other of its members.

Abu Ubaida stressed that the priority of resistance in Gaza strip It is “stopping the aggression against our people, and no priority comes before that,” but he stressed that “there is no deal in the war or exchange deals that we can accept before stopping the aggression against our people completely.”

He pointed to the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and the steadfastness of the resistance fighters in the field, stressing that they dealt the occupation “the blow of the century,” and “we told the world that we are a people demanding the right and freedom in life.”

He also said that the battle Al-Aqsa flood “It placed the Zionist entity on the path to extinction,” and that the resistance has been fighting for decades, until the Al-Aqsa flood, for the sake of the Palestinian people, and that it has continued to fight and prepare because it knows that rights are being taken away.

In his speech, Abu Ubaida spoke about international positions regarding the Israeli massacres taking place in Gaza, saying that the official world is divided between an unjust criminal and a helpless spectator.