Fire breaks out in one of the bombed neighborhoods of Beirut
The Israeli army announced that it carried out an airstrike on the Dahiyeh region in the southern part of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Continuing its successive attacks, the Israeli army launched this strike shortly after announcing it would hit Beirut. Following the attack, a fire broke out in one of Beirut's neighborhoods. Hezbollah carried out attacks on Israel using Fadi missiles.
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Israeli forces continue to strike Beirut.
Beirut's Dahiyeh region was hit once again by an Israeli airstrike. Dense smoke rose from the area following the bombardment.
The 6th explosion in Beirut occurred within 15 minutes. Many points in Dahiyeh continue to be hit.
Continuing to strike the Dahiyeh region, Israel carried out 7 major attacks within 2.5 hours.
Lebanese state media reported that Israel has launched successive attacks on southern Beirut.
There has been no statement yet from Lebanese authorities regarding whether there were any casualties in the airstrike.
In a statement from the Israeli army, it was stated that an airstrike was carried out on "a target" in Dahiyeh.
In their statement following the attack on Beirut, the Israeli army used the expression that they had attacked and hit a Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut.
In its airstrikes, the Israeli army frequently targets the Dahiyeh region, often described as "Hezbollah's stronghold," in the capital Beirut, as well as southern and eastern Lebanon.
Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah and Southern Front Commander Ali Karaki were killed in the airstrikes carried out on Dahiyeh on September 27.
The Israeli army warned fishermen off the coast of southern Lebanon. Israel issued a statement saying, "Stay away from the sea and the beach."
SIREN SOUNDS IN TEL AVIV
A warning was issued via an application developed by Israel for its citizens that a missile attack was being carried out on Tel Aviv.
Information was provided that Hezbollah carried out this attack with missiles they call 'Fadi'. It was announced that 5 missiles were fired from Lebanon into Israel.
Israel was striking the vicinity of Rafic Hariri Airport in Beirut. In retaliation, Hezbollah targeted the vicinity of Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Following this attack by Hezbollah, it was announced that landing permission was not granted to planes wanting to land at Ben Gurion. It was stated that after the missile attack, planes were diverted to another location.