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Israeli military strikes Beirut site it says was Hezbollah headquarters
The Israeli military released footage and a statement describing an airstrike on a Beirut building it said served Hezbollah operations. The statement said the strike followed an earlier Hezbollah launch of aerial targets toward Israel.
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The statement said the headquarters had been used by Hezbollah for advancing terror plots against Israeli citizens and military forces operating in southern Lebanon.
Strike details The military said the strike was carried out after Hezbollah launched aerial targets toward Israeli territory earlier the same day. The statement described the operation as a precision strike.
Hezbollah activity The military statement said the targeted site supported Hezbollah operations against Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. No information was provided on casualties or damage assessments. >"The headquarters that was struck served the terrorists of the Hezbollah terror organization for advancing terror plots against the citizens of the State of Israel and IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon.
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