Israeli military launches new strikes on Hezbollah targets near Beirut
"Among the hit targets were Hezbollah command centers and other infrastructure of the terrorist organization," the press service said
TEL AVIV, November 21. /TASS/. The Israeli military has launched a new series of strikes on facilities belonging to the Hezbollah Shia movement in the Beirut area, Israel's army press service reported.
The Israeli army conducted precise strikes based on intelligence, targeting Hezbollah military facilities located in the Dahieh suburb south of Beirut. "Among the hit targets were Hezbollah command centers and other infrastructure of the terrorist organization," the press service specified.
According to the Israeli side, Hezbollah had deliberately placed these facilities in a residential area. The army assured that it had taken "various measures" to reduce the risk of harming civilians in the attacks.
On September 23, Israel launched Operation Northern Arrows against the Lebanon-based Hezbollah Shia movement, carrying out massive airstrikes on its military targets. The stated goal was to create secure conditions in Israel's northern border areas so that thousands of residents could return there. On September 27, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in one of the Israeli strikes on Beirut. Early on October 1, the Israeli army announced the launch of a ground operation in the border areas in southern Lebanon.