US EditionIsrael strikes Beirut’s suburbs to target what it says is Hezbollah drone production
- The Israeli military struck eight buildings at four sites in Beirut's southern suburbs on Thursday before Eid al-Adha.
- Israel carried out the strikes aiming to disrupt Hezbollah's efforts to rebuild its forces following the US-mediated ceasefire that ended the recent conflict in November.
- The targeted sites included subterranean locations linked to Hezbollah’s manufacturing of drones, an effort that Israel claims is growing with backing from Iran.
- The Israeli military reported that Hezbollah, supported and funded by Iranian terror organizations, is developing a large-scale drone manufacturing capability.
- The strikes continue despite Lebanese objections and underline ongoing tensions as Hezbollah refuses to disarm until Israel withdraws from border points.
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Netanyahu orders 'full force' in Lebanon despite U.S. push for Israel-Hezbollah cease-fire
Israel and Hezbollah will respond to a Lebanon cease-fire proposal from the U.S. and others as Israel strikes southern Lebanon, killing more than 600 and displacing hundreds of thousands.
Israel flies airstrikes on Beirut – and in this way sends a warning message to the Hizbullah and the Lebanese government.
The Israeli army claims to have struck several sites in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, which, according to it, housed underground installations used by Hezbollah for the production of drones.
After massive strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut on Thursday night, Israel threatens to continue if Lebanon does not disarm Hezbollah. ...
The airstrikes of Thursday evening were the most violent in months. They were supposed to be the positions of the Hizbullah. Israel wants to advance the disarmament of the militia – but the Lebanese government is in a dilemma.
The capital of Lebanon was targeted on Thursday by the most violent Israeli strikes since the ceasefire.
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