In a widespread and violent attack, the Israeli army continued to attack the southern suburbs of Beirut, killing and wounding dozens.
In the early hours of Saturday, Israeli warplanes launched about 30 air strikes on the southern suburb of Beirut, targeting targets belonging to the Lebanese Hezbollah, according to the Israeli army announced.
The Israeli army command announced that it would continue to strike Hezbollah targets in Beirut.
The Israeli army added in a statement today, Saturday: “During the night, the Israeli Air Force struck Hezbollah launch pads targeting Israeli territory, buildings in which weapons were stored, and infrastructure sites where Hezbollah members were operating. The IDF continues to work to dismantle the infrastructure and capabilities.” Hezbollah.”
The Israeli army reported, “Sirens sounded in northern Israel, and about ten shells were identified crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory, where some shells were intercepted.”
Yesterday, the Israeli army announced that it “attacked the central command headquarters of Hezbollah, located under residential buildings in the heart of the southern suburbs of Beirut.”
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced, “Four people were killed and 17 injured as a result of the Israeli bombing on the town of Baadran in the Chouf, Mount Lebanon Governorate.”
The Iranian Tasnim Agency reported, citing security sources, that “Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah is in a safe place and what the Israeli media is reporting about his death is not true.”
The Hezbollah media relations official indicated to Iranian television that “the Secretary-General is fine and well and was not in the targeted location.”
Reuters said, quoting a source close to Hezbollah, that “Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah is alive.”
Israeli Army Radio indicated that “senior commanders said that “until now it is not possible to confirm or deny the killing of Hassan Nasrallah.”
Yesterday, Friday, the Lebanese Hezbollah announced that it had bombed the Israeli city of Tiberias, for the second time, within hours, with a number of missiles, in response to heavy Israeli raids that targeted several towns in southern and eastern Lebanon.
Al-Manar TV broadcast a statement by Hezbollah, in which it confirmed that “its fighters bombed the city of Tiberias with missile launchers in response to Israeli attacks on Lebanese cities, villages and civilians.”
Israeli media “confirmed that 15 heavy missiles were launched from Lebanon towards the city of Tiberias, during the past hours, and Hezbollah fighters also bombed the “Kiryat Ata” settlement with “Fadi 1” missiles, and the “Kiryat Motzkin” settlement with Basaliyat. Of missiles.”
Last updated: September 28, 2024 – 08:31
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