Israeli Army Spokesperson announces: Beirut struck again!
Israel has carried out airstrikes on the southern part of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. The attack was announced by Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichai Adraee.
Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichai Adraee claimed in a post on his X account that they had struck a Hezbollah weapons depot in the southern part of Beirut.
The attacks came after Adraee issued threats to strike certain locations in southern Beirut, alleging they belonged to Hezbollah.
Adraee stated, "The IDF conducted a raid on a strategic Hezbollah weapons depot hidden in an underground facility in the southern suburbs of Beirut. A short while ago, Air Force fighter jets, under the precise intelligence guidance of the Military Intelligence Directorate, raided strategic combat assets hidden in an underground depot in the southern suburbs belonging to Hezbollah. Before the raid, various steps were taken to reduce the possibility of civilian casualties, including advance warnings to the public."
Israel had not carried out an attack on Beirut since October 10.
2,350 PEOPLE KILLED, INCLUDING 104 CHILDREN
The Israeli army, which has been engaged in controlled clashes with Hezbollah since October 8, 2023, launched hundreds of airstrikes on September 23 against southern Lebanese cities as well as the Bekaa and Baalbek regions.
According to data from the Lebanese Ministry of Health, a total of 2,350 people have been killed, including 104 children and 194 women, and 10,906 people have been injured since October 8, 2023.
News Source: AA
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