Israel confirms the death of the leader communications from Hizbulá –

He Israeli army He communicated this Friday the death of the head of the Communications Unit of the Chií Group Hezbollah, Muhammad Rashid Safakiin the bombardment he launched against Beirutboth in the southern suburbs and in its historic center on Thursday night.

“Muhammad Rashid Safaki was a high terrorist from Hizbolá, responsible for the Communications Unit since 2000”he collected a military statement, which “closely” links Safaki with the high positions of the organization.

The Israeli armed forces credit him with efforts to ensure the continuous flow of information in the pro-Iran group, as well as the development, maintenance and use of communication networks between its members in both routine operations and emergencies.

The Army confirmed the attack on Thursday after 9:00 p.m. local time (18:00 GMT) by indicating that it had launched a “precise” bombardment against 15 Hezbollah targets, including weapons manufacturing and storage centers, as well as other infrastructure.

Together with them, the Air Force attacked “Hezbollah intelligence objectives”, including its operatives, although they did not mention specific objectives at the time.

The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health indicated that at least nine people were killed and fourteen were injured in the bombing, although it stated that they are analyzing the DNA remains found at the site to determine the final death count, given their condition.

Furthermore, this morning, Israeli aircraft bombed various targets in the southern suburbs of Beirut, known as Dahyewhere the intensity of the attacks caused several buildings to collapse. The Hebrew press ensures that the goal of the attack was the leader of the Shií Hizbulá group, Hashem Safi al-Din without giving more details.

Israel and Hezbollah have been at odds since the start of the war in Gaza Strip in October 2023, but violence increased to an unprecedented level about ten days ago, when Israeli forces began a massive bombing campaign that has leveled entire towns and villages.

In this context, for a week, Dahye is the objective of intense waves of air attacks practically daily.

Since the start of hostilities, Israel’s attacks have killed nearly 2,000 people and forced 1.2 million from their homes, mainly in the south and east of the Mediterranean country. (YO)