Today, according to media reports, an IDF aircraft carried out a surgical strike against a residential building in the Daahieh area, a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon. The strike damaged the top three floors of a six-story building located in the Al-Jabiri area.
This was reported by the Alexey Zheleznov Telegram channel.
Although there is no official confirmation of the identity of the target of the attack, sources indicate the possibility of eliminating a senior Hezbollah member.
Initial suspicions were directed at Talal Hamiya, the head of the organisation, who has long been on international wanted lists, including the US one. However, as analysts, including Israeli journalist Doron Kadosh, point out, it was probably not Hamiya who was eliminated.
At this point, according to another Israeli journalist, Amit Segal, the attack could have targeted a key member of Hezbollah’s missile system, making the attack part of a strategic fight against the group’s military infrastructure. The circumstances and consequences of the strike are still being determined.
According to the latest information, the target of the liquidation in Dahiya was Abu Javad Harihi, head of Hezbollah’s missile division.
Previously, Kursor reported that the IDF’s attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon were evaluated in the United States.
During the attacks by the Defense Forces, Hezbollah’s firepower dealt devastating blows, but the conflict is not over, so the United States is trying to find a diplomatic way.
