Hezbollah, a militant group in Lebanon, on Saturday stated that its high commander Ahmed Wahbi was killed in an Israeli strike on Beirut suburbs.
Ahmed Wahbi, who oversaw navy operations of the Radwan particular forces amid the Gaza warfare till early 2024, was eradicated on Friday.
Israel, in Friday’s “focused strike” on Hezbollah stronghold in southern Beirut, additionally killed Ibrahim Aqil, head of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan unit.
A thick cloud of smoke was seen rising over the Lebanese capital after residents within the southern suburbs stated they heard a loud blast.
“Israel performed an air strike on the Beirut southern suburbs close to Al-Qaem mosque,” a Lebanese safety official informed information company AFP.
The USA had supplied a $7 million reward for data on Aqil. It has described him as a “principal member” of Hezbollah that claimed the bombing of the US embassy in Beirut in 1983 that killed 63 folks.
Moreover, the White Home nationwide safety spokesman, John Kirby, stated that he had no data of Israel notification United States concerning the strikes in Beirut on Friday. He additionally requested the Individuals to chorus from travelling to Lebanon and to depart as quickly as potential if they’re there.
Earlier, Hezbollah launched a barrage of 140 rockets into northern Israel after Hezbollah’s chief, Hassan Nasrallah, pledged to strike again at Israel in response to Israel’s current air strikes.
The Israeli navy reported that the rockets had been fired in three separate waves on Friday afternoon, concentrating on numerous areas alongside the border with Lebanon.
The Israeli navy confirmed that 120 missiles had been fired at areas within the Golan Heights, Safed, and Higher Galilee, with some being intercepted. Hearth crews had been dispatched to extinguish fires brought on by particles that had fallen in numerous areas. The navy didn’t report any casualties or profitable missile strikes on targets.
The warfare that was triggered after Hamas’s bloody assault on Israeli soil on October 7 has now unfold to the north in Lebanon, with each Israel and Hezbollah exchanging cross-border fires.
Ahmed Wahbi, who oversaw navy operations of the Radwan particular forces amid the Gaza warfare till early 2024, was eradicated on Friday.
Israel, in Friday’s “focused strike” on Hezbollah stronghold in southern Beirut, additionally killed Ibrahim Aqil, head of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan unit.
A thick cloud of smoke was seen rising over the Lebanese capital after residents within the southern suburbs stated they heard a loud blast.
“Israel performed an air strike on the Beirut southern suburbs close to Al-Qaem mosque,” a Lebanese safety official informed information company AFP.
The USA had supplied a $7 million reward for data on Aqil. It has described him as a “principal member” of Hezbollah that claimed the bombing of the US embassy in Beirut in 1983 that killed 63 folks.
Moreover, the White Home nationwide safety spokesman, John Kirby, stated that he had no data of Israel notification United States concerning the strikes in Beirut on Friday. He additionally requested the Individuals to chorus from travelling to Lebanon and to depart as quickly as potential if they’re there.
Earlier, Hezbollah launched a barrage of 140 rockets into northern Israel after Hezbollah’s chief, Hassan Nasrallah, pledged to strike again at Israel in response to Israel’s current air strikes.
The Israeli navy reported that the rockets had been fired in three separate waves on Friday afternoon, concentrating on numerous areas alongside the border with Lebanon.
The Israeli navy confirmed that 120 missiles had been fired at areas within the Golan Heights, Safed, and Higher Galilee, with some being intercepted. Hearth crews had been dispatched to extinguish fires brought on by particles that had fallen in numerous areas. The navy didn’t report any casualties or profitable missile strikes on targets.
The warfare that was triggered after Hamas’s bloody assault on Israeli soil on October 7 has now unfold to the north in Lebanon, with each Israel and Hezbollah exchanging cross-border fires.
