The head of Hezbollah’s special forces and 15 other terror commanders were killed in an Israeli air strike on Beirut said to have left 37 dead, including three children.
The US greeted confirmation of the death of Ibrahim Aqil by saying that ‘nobody sheds a tear’ for the terror group’s second-in-command and leader of its Radwan special forces.
Hezbollah retaliated yesterday by firing up to 100 rockets into Israeli territory. The Iran-backed organisation also named another senior commander among the victims of Friday’s attack. Ahmed Mahmud Wahbi had led operations against Israel from the onset of the Gaza war last October until the start of this year.
The air strike has ‘almost completely dismantled’ the group’s military chain of command, the Israeli army claimed last night. It released a stark graphic showing how this year it has killed six of Hezbollah’s eight most senior commanders.
The terror group identified a total of 16 senior commanders who were killed in Friday’s strike,
while Lebanon’s health ministry said the death toll had risen to 37 people, including seven women and three children.
The US greeted confirmation of the death of Ibrahim Aqil (pictured) by saying that ‘nobody sheds a tear’ for the terror group’s second-in-command and leader of its Radwan special forces
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