The party said, according to a message distributed by its media office: “There is no truth to the false claims of the Zionist enemy about the presence of weapons or weapons stores in the civilian buildings that it targeted by bombing in the southern suburb a short while ago.”
And it was Israeli army It was announced that strikes were carried out early on Saturday morning, targeting Hezbollah weapons stores under residential buildings in the southern suburb of the Lebanese capital.
The army said in a statement that it is “currently carrying out precise strikes on weapons belonging to the organization Hezbollah The terrorist attack was stored under civilian buildings,” in the southern suburb of Beirut.
Prior to that, army spokesman Daniel Hagari said in a television statement: “After a short time, we will attack the weapons located under these buildings. The force of the explosions as a result of the missiles located under the buildings may cause damage to the buildings and even their collapse.”
A source close to Hezbollah reported that the new raids targeted the Al-Laylaki area, where the Israeli army had asked residents to evacuate a number of buildings.
Hagari added: “In the heart of (The southern suburb of BeirutHezbollah built 3 buildings with underground spaces designed to store strategic weapons, and the buildings above them served as shields.
He continued: “Hezbollah stored these strategic weapons under the feet of civilians,” noting that “the method of storing missiles in these buildings allows them to be removed within minutes for launch.”
The Israeli army spokesman said: “Over the past hour, we contacted the residents of these three buildings,” who must evacuate “immediately for their safety.”
Before that, the Israeli army spokesman for the Arabic-speaking public, Avichai Adraee, published maps on the “X” platform specifying the locations of the three buildings, with a call for residents to evacuate within a radius of 500 meters.
