The Israeli Air Force used an unknown category of bunker-busting weapons to launch a large-scale attack on Hezbollah's underground command center in a residential area on the southern outskirts of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The attack destroyed four buildings, local news outlet Al Manar reported. More than 300 people are estimated to have been killed, and Hezbollah has yet to issue a statement. Early statements from Israeli officials suggested that Hezbollah Southern Front commander Ali Karaki survived an Israeli attack. target=”_blank”>Assassinate him via airstrike Several members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, where they had been serving as advisers, were killed in recent attacks on the evening of September 23. Conflicting reports subsequently emerged about whether Hezbollah secretary-general Hassan Nasrallah was present and possibly killed, with Saudi sources suggesting the attack did not kill him. IDF sources assessed that Minister Nasrallah had been killed, and the sources said that his only chance of being saved from the attack was if he was not present, claiming that he was present at the time. ·Ali Karaki was killed on September 23, and the news was later confirmed to be false. title=「Smoke rising after Israeli bunker destruction attack」
a >North Korean experts built a network of fortified bunkers and tunnels spanning thousands of kilometers underground in southern Lebanon in the 2000s. is considered a major factor in Hezbollah's ability to withstand Israeli attacks, while Israel believes that experts have < ;a href=" >Describes the militias as “defensive guerrillas organized along North Korean lines of defense.” Israel has Receive growing suppliesSince late 2023, there have been a number of bunker-busting weapons coming from the United States. The defense depth is shallow. Hezbollah is expected to escalate retaliatory strikes against Israeli targets after the latest attack, on which the militia has previously launched attacks. target=”_blank”>Use only Drone and rocket launcher assets are limited. Israeli sources have widely reported that the country is preparing to invade Lebanon and work to overthrow Hezbollah's leadership, which is expected to facilitate easier attacks.