Air strikes kill 50 Hezbollah militants, including six senior figures

The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) reported that as a result of “extensive air strikes” against a series of underground Hezbollah headquarters in southern Lebanon, at least 50 Hezbollah militants were killed in Lebanon, including 6 senior officers from its Southern Front and the Radwan Force. Commander was also included. Lebanon demonstrated on Monday.

At least 50 Hezbollah militants were killed in the attacks, including Ahmed Hassan Nazzal, who was in charge of offensive operations from the area of ​​Bint Jbeil. Hasin Talal Kamal, who was in charge of Gajar sector. Musa Diaw Barakat, who was also responsible for the Ghajar region. Mahmoud Musa Karniw, head of operations in the Ghajar sector. Ali Ahmed Ismail, who was in charge of artillery in the Bint Jbeil sector. Abdullah Ali Dakik, who was in charge of artillery in the Gajar sector.

The IDF reported that over the years, Hezbollah’s Southern Front built a wide range of infrastructure and underground headquarters in southern Lebanon for the purpose of inflicting damage on IDF forces during the war and carrying out attack plans against Galilee settlements.

Additionally, according to estimates made the previous day, the attacks destroyed 50 targets of Hezbollah’s Aziz unit, 30 targets of its Nasser unit, and 5 targets of its Badr unit. In addition, about 10 bases of the Radwan force, its intelligence headquarters, and about 30 targets of medium-range rocket arrays in southern Lebanon were attacked.