Israeli army strikes Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in Beirut
Photo: Israeli air force attacks Hezbollah targets with missiles (commons.wikimedia.org)
Israeli Air Force fighter jets carried out reconnaissance strikes on terrorist targets associated with Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters in Beirut, according to the Telegram channel of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
The IAF fighter jets struck Hezbollah terrorist targets in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa region, including weapons depots, terrorist infrastructure, and a missile launcher.
In addition, the IDF reported that, over the past day, the Israeli army struck more than 70 Hezbollah terror targets in southern Lebanon. These included terrorist infrastructure, missile launchers, command and control centers, and a weapons depot in southern Lebanon.
Israel's military operation against Hezbollah
In recent months, Hezbollah militants have regularly shelled northern areas of Israel in support of Hamas terrorists during the war in Gaza. In response, the Israeli army has targeted southern Lebanon.
On October 1, the IDF launched an operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The objective is to eliminate Hezbollah assets and leaders, as well as push the terrorists away from the border to allow residents of northern Israel to return home.
On the same day, Iran launched a massive attack on Israel, firing 180 ballistic missiles.
Israel has been conducting regular strikes against Hezbollah’s headquarters and other targets in Lebanon, eliminating leaders of the group.
