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The IDF just dropped a bombshell update that shows exactly how hard they were hammering Hezbollah right up until the ceasefire kicked in.
In the final 24 hours before the truce took effect, the Israeli military killed hundreds of Hezbollah terrorists and struck around 300 infrastructure targets used by the terror group. That included launchers, command centers, and weapons storage facilities scattered across Lebanon.
In the final 24 hours before the truce took effect, the Israeli military killed hundreds of Hezbollah terrorists and struck around 300 infrastructure targets used by the terror group. That included launchers, command centers, and weapons storage facilities scattered across Lebanon.
"More than 150 Hezbollah terrorists were killed," the IDF statement revealed, along with those massive infrastructure hits. One of the key figures taken out was Ali Reza Abbas, the commander of Hezbollah's unit in Bint Jbeil. That southern Lebanese town has long been a major Hezbollah stronghold, and it is where the IDF's Division 98 has been locked in heavy fighting lately.
"Additional commanders in the terror organization were also eliminated," the IDF added.
Abbas was not just directing attacks against Israeli forces in the area. He had a long history of involvement in terror plots targeting military personnel, especially during Operation Roaring Lion. He also played a role in trying to bolster Hezbollah's presence in Bint Jbeil.
In a separate push, the IDF's 91st Division teamed up with the Israeli Air Force for an operation in the southern Lebanese town of Dibbin just before the ceasefire.
They struck over 70 targets and killed more than 20 terrorists in that strike alone.
Since Operation Roaring Lion launched in late February, the IDF says it has taken out more than 1,800 Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon. Not exactly the kind of scorecard that suggests the terror group is in any position to claim victory.
"Additional commanders in the terror organization were also eliminated," the IDF added.
Abbas was not just directing attacks against Israeli forces in the area. He had a long history of involvement in terror plots targeting military personnel, especially during Operation Roaring Lion. He also played a role in trying to bolster Hezbollah's presence in Bint Jbeil.
In a separate push, the IDF's 91st Division teamed up with the Israeli Air Force for an operation in the southern Lebanese town of Dibbin just before the ceasefire.
They struck over 70 targets and killed more than 20 terrorists in that strike alone.
Since Operation Roaring Lion launched in late February, the IDF says it has taken out more than 1,800 Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon. Not exactly the kind of scorecard that suggests the terror group is in any position to claim victory.
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