Hezbollah’s Al-Manar TV said that the Israeli raids included the areas of Al-Kafaat, Al-Hadath, Al-Leki, Al-Shuweifat, and Burj Al-Barajneh.
Video clips showed huge fires and thick columns of smoke in the areas that were bombed.
At the beginning of the latest attack, the Israeli army announced that it was “currently bombing buildings in The southern suburb of Beirutwhere it is stored Hezbollah Anti-ship missiles.
The army’s statement stated that it “is currently attacking in a precisely directed manner Hezbollah’s combat means stored under civilian buildings in the southern suburbs of Beirut.”
The strike came after the army called on residents in the Al-Liki and Al-Hadath neighborhoods in the southern suburb of Beirut to evacuate, because they are “located near Hezbollah interests.”
The army spokesman wrote Avichai Adraei In a post on the “X” platform, he addressed the residents of certain buildings in the Al-Laylaki and Al-Hadath neighborhoods: “You are located near interests affiliated with Hezbollah. For your safety and the safety of your loved ones, you are forced to evacuate the buildings immediately and stay away from them for a distance of no less than 500 meters,” and showed a map of the buildings. concerned.
And it was Israeli army He launched a violent attack on the southern suburb of Beirut on Friday, targeting a central Hezbollah headquarters.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health said that at least 6 people were killed and 91 wounded in the Israeli attack on the southern suburb of Beirut, noting that this toll is not final.
Friday’s strike sparked controversy over the fate of Hezbollah’s leader Hassan NasrallahReports indicated that he might have been killed.
