Israeli officials received information about this Hideout of Hezbollah chief Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah From an Iranian mole just hours before he was killed in an airstrike in the Lebanese capital Beirut, according to french newspaper le parisien,
The report, citing a Lebanese security source, revealed that the secret agent had provided information that Nasrallah would be present at Hezbollah’s underground headquarters in the southern suburbs of Beirut, where he was to attend a meeting with senior members of the terrorist group. Was taking.
On Saturday, at around 1.30 pm Indian time (11 am in Lebanon), Israel Defense Forces (IDF) informed in a post on Twitter that Nasrallah was killed in an airstrike And will no longer be able to terrorize the world.
“Hassan Nasrallah will no longer be able to terrorize the world,” the IDF said in the post. Later in the day, Hezbollah confirmed the news and issued a statement, reading, “Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah… has joined his great, immortal martyr companions, whom he led for nearly 30 years. “
le parisien The report also states He Israeli officials received a crucial tip from an Iranian spy on Saturday afternoon, alerting them to the imminent arrival of a prominent Shia leader at Hezbollah headquarters. Complex of six buildings located in the center of DahihSouthern suburbs of Beirut.
Another prominent Hezbollah leader, Nabil Kouk, was also killed in the latest series of Israeli strikes in Lebanon that targeted several senior figures in the militant group.
Although Hezbollah has not yet commented on Kouk’s death, its supporters have been posting condolence messages for him since Saturday.
Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 33 people were killed during Israeli air strikes on Saturday. Over the past two weeks, ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon have left more than 1,000 people dead, and at least 6,000 others injured. The ministry did not clarify the distinction between civilian and combatant casualties.
Nasrallah admitted this in a recent televised address. Hezbollah suffered an “unprecedented blow” Following the detonation of explosive-rugged pagers and walkie-talkies by Israel.
The attacks resulted in the deaths of 37 people and nearly 3,000 injuries over two days. In response, Hezbollah issued a stern warning to Israel, vowing “harsh retaliation and appropriate punishment, both expected and unexpected.”
An investigation by Lebanese authorities revealed that the pagers were framed, the news agency reported. AFPHezbollah reportedly began using pagers and walkie-talkies after Israeli forces intercepted their cellphone communications.