Israel wreaked havoc on Hezbollah, destroyed 1000 rocket launcher barrels in air strike

Israel has come down heavily on the Lebanon-backed terrorist organization Hezbollah. After the pager and walkie-talkie attack, the Israeli army launched a series of airstrikes on Hezbollah's positions and destroyed 1000 rocket launcher barrels. 

Israeli fighter jets attacked Hezbollah's positions in South Lebanon late Thursday night and destroyed hundreds of rocket launcher barrels. Lebanon-based terrorist organization Hezbollah was going to use these rocket launchers to blast Israeli territory. The Israeli army says that our fighter jets attacked about 100 rocket launchers with 1,000 barrels and completely destroyed them.

Israel attacked several villages in Lebanon overnight

According to reports, amid the pager and walkie-talkie attacks in Lebanon, the Israeli army carried out heavy airstrikes in South Lebanon. Israeli fighter jets attacked several Hezbollah bases and villages overnight. According to the IDF, to protect ourselves from terrorist organizations like Hezbollah, we will continue to carry out further attacks to weaken their infrastructure and capabilities.

2 Israeli soldiers killed in Hezbollah counterattack

At the same time, 2 Israeli soldiers were killed in a drone and missile attack by Hezbollah on North Israel. According to the Israeli army, the names of the killed soldiers are Nael Fausi (43) and Tomer Keren (20). According to reports, Hezbollah fired two missiles on Israel, in which 8 Israeli soldiers were injured, of which 2 lost their lives.

Walkie-talkie torn after pager in Lebanon

After the attack on the pager of Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon, walkie-talkies and solar devices also exploded one after the other. These attacks happened when Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah was giving his first speech after the pager and walkie-talkie blasts. The Hezbollah chief threatened Israel and said - the enemy has crossed all its limits, it will have to pay for it. Let us tell you that so far 37 people have died in Lebanon in pager and walkie-talkie attacks, while more than 3500 are injured.