October 12, 2012 
Oct 11, 2012 by Shabbir Hassanally
Press TV Live Event Recording – October 11, 2012
Hezbollah Secretary-General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah confirms the Lebanese resistance movement has sent a drone deep into the Israeli airspace evading radar systems.
The operation code-named Hussein Ayub saw Hezbollah’s drone fly hundreds of kilometers into the Israeli airspace and getting very close to Dimona nuclear plant without being detected by advanced Israeli and US radars, Nasrallah said during a televised speech late on Thursday.
“This is only part of our capabilities,” he stressed, adding that Israelis have admitted to their security failure despite being provided with the latest technologies by Western powers.
Hezbollah secretary-general stated that Hezbollah’s drones are made in Iran but assembled by the resistance movement.
Hezbollah plans to send more drones over Israel in the future, he added, adding that the operation shows the resistance movement is ready to defend Lebanon.
The resistance leader further dismissed Western accusations of Hezbollah’s intervention in the Syrian unrest, describing the allegation as “sheer lie.”
“Hezbollah has not fought alongside Syrian forces…. It is not true that Hezbollah is going to take some land from Syria,” Nasrallah stated.
Hezbollah’s leader also rejected allegations that Abu Abbas was the movement’s commander in Syria, and condemned insurgents in Syria for threatening Lebanon.
“Threatening Hezbollah is of no use,” he emphasized.
- Oct 10, 2012 | Hezbollah confirms sending drone into Israeli airspace | PressTV
Israel reminded in his speech of the continuous air violations by Israel : 20865 since 2006 in violation of UNSCR.
Every nation, has the right to defend itself against breaches of (International) Law, sovereignty, safety, violations of regulations, treaties and agreements. Resistance is a legal right.
Nasrallah also reminded this world, on which even Saudi and media silence: the by Israel occupied islands of Saudi:
Occupied Palestine | فلسطين 
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