Israel has killed a leader of Hezbollah in attacks in southern Lebanon
The Israeli Army announced on Sunday that it has killed the logistics chief of the elite forces of the Shia militia Hezbollah in an attack in southern Lebanon, which has not yet been confirmed by the organization.
In a message posted on its X social network account, the Israeli Army said the attack left four dead, including the head of the Radwan Force's logistics apparatus.Israeli troops have indicated in the same message that one of these individuals was working to "rebuild Hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure" in southern Lebanon, from where he was "promoting the transfer of arms."
Despite the truce that has been in force for a year between Hezbollah and Israel, Israel continues to attack southern Lebanon after denouncing the presence of militia members of the Lebanese Shia Party and violating the ceasefire agreed in November 2024.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has threatened the Lebanese Government that army attacks will increase if the Lebanese authorities are unable to disarm Hezbollah, one of the terms of the ceasefire.
Katz points directly to Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. "The process is lengthening," the Israeli minister said in a message published in his X account. "The Lebanese government's commitment to disarm Hezbollah and expel Lebanon from southern Lebanon must be realized."
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