Israel announces it has killed Hezbollah commander

The Israeli military has claimed that it killed Khidr al-Abid Behce, one of the commanders responsible for the organization's air forces, during its operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

According to a written statement from the Israeli military, Behce, who was responsible for the air unit north of the Litani River, was targeted in an airstrike carried out a few days ago. It was stated that the unit under Behce's command had carried out numerous attacks against the Israeli military using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and reconnaissance aircraft.

AIRSTRIKES WILL CONTINUE

The Israeli military announced that its operations against Hezbollah's air assets will continue. However, no statement has been made by Hezbollah regarding these claims so far.

4 ISRAELI SOLDIERS DIED IN HEZBOLLAH ATTACK

The Israeli military had reported that 4 soldiers lost their lives and a total of 58 soldiers were injured, 7 of them seriously, in a UAV attack carried out by Hezbollah on the Golani military base south of the city of Haifa on October 13.

Lebanese Hezbollah, for its part, had announced that this attack was carried out in solidarity with the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and to defend Lebanon and its people.

In the statement made by Hezbollah, it was stated that an attack was carried out with a fleet of UAVs on the Golani Brigade's training base located in the Binyamina region south of Haifa, in response to the attacks carried out on the Basta and Nuveyri neighborhoods in Beirut.

The developments indicate that the tension between Israel and Hezbollah is escalating and that both sides are strengthening their defensive positions.