Israeli forces have ramped up military operations in both Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, targeting key military and militant infrastructures in an ongoing effort to meet their strategic objectives.
On Thursday evening, Israeli airstrikes rocked central Beirut, aiming at Wafiq Safa, the leader of Hezbollah’s Liaison and Coordination Unit.
Reports from the Lebanese Health Ministry indicate that the airstrikes have resulted in at least 22 fatalities and left over 117 individuals injured.
Eyewitness accounts describe a massive fire engulfing a building in the densely populated al-Noueiri district, with thick plumes of smoke rising into the sky.
Emergency services rushed to the scene as crowds gathered, capturing the chaos on local broadcasts.
Additionally, Israeli warplanes conducted a series of 16 air raids in southern Lebanon and nine more in eastern regions throughout the day.
These assaults reportedly led to 21 more deaths and 41 injuries, with six Lebanese soldiers among those injured in a drone strike on a military checkpoint near the Hosh al-Sayyed Ali crossing, close to the Syrian border.
In a retaliatory move, Hezbollah announced that its fighters successfully targeted an Israeli tank with guided missiles in southern Lebanon, coinciding with an Israeli ground offensive that involved infantry support from multiple tanks in the area.
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