Hezbollah fires 100 rockets, IDF pounds Beirut stronghold
The IDF intensified airstrikes on Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, including strikes on the Dahieh district of Beirut.
The IDF intensified airstrikes on Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, including strikes on the Dahieh district of Beirut.
The IDF said the facilities were targeted while Iranian regime personnel were present and actively engaged in activities linked to attacks against Israel.
The IDF confirmed that three terrorists were eliminated during the operation.
Since the beginning of the operation, the IDF has eliminated more than 1,900 soldiers and commanders of the Iranian regime.
Damari was killed in the same incident that also claimed Sgt. First Class Maher Khatar, during fighting with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
While the factory in question did suffer minor damage, the IDF’s Logistics Directorate confirmed that combat rations and troop supplies remain entirely unaffected.
One IAF pilot described the opening Roaring Lion salvo as ‘more impressive than that of the Six Day War’, which destroyed Egypt’s entire air force while it was still on the ground.
Another soldier was also killed in the same incident, his name has not yet been cleared for publication.
The commanders were meeting inside a civilian hotel in Beirut when they were struck.
According to military analysts, the immediate requirement for these bombs stems from the expanding theater of operations in both Southern Lebanon and Western Iran.
Intelligence officials suggest that the primary goal of the campaign is not financial theft, but rather the collection of “human intelligence” on a mass scale.
Military analysts indicate that the primary targets for these commando teams include the Fordow and Natanz enrichment facilities.
‘We have additional surprising moves in hand which I will not reveal,’ Zamir said.
Military experts believe that the bulk of these casualties occurred during high-intensity strikes on strategic military infrastructure, most notably within massive military compounds in eastern Tehran where a high concentration of forces was stationed.
Preparing a fighter jet is a precise and demanding process that starts the moment the wheels touch the runway.
Yesterday, defense officials reported just 40 missile launches, a decline of nearly ninety percent from the first day and a clear indicator of Iran’s diminishing ability to sustain high‑intensity attacks.
The engagement marks the first confirmed air-to-air kill for the fifth-generation fighter since the F-35 entered service with militaries around the world.
Israeli officials have downplayed the ground operations report.
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, said that the Iranians acknowledged having a stockpile of approximately 460 kilograms of uranium, enriched to 60% purity.
U.S. and Israeli assessments suggest that 70-80% of remaining launchers could be eliminated by week’s end, severely limiting Iran’s attack capacity.
