The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) has announced that Muhammed Shaheen, the Head of Hamas’ Operations Department in Lebanon, was eliminated in a precise airstrike on a car in the Sidon area today.
According to the IDF, Shaheen played a significant role in 'recently planning terror attacks against Israeli civilians' during the conflict, which were 'directed and funded by Iran.'
Lebanese security sources have also confirmed the information, stating that a senior Hamas official was killed in the strike.
Two days ago, the IDF announced that Abbas Ahmad Hamoud, a prominent member of Hezbollah’s aerial forces, was eliminated during an airstrike in southern Lebanon. Hamoud was behind recent drone attacks targeting Israel amid the ongoing ceasefire, according to the IDF.
'We will not allow drone attacks against Israel. The launch of these drones crosses a red line and is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon,' Israel’s Defense Minister Katz stated following the drone operation."
Lebanese media outlets reported two people were killed in the Israeli strike, which hit a car near the town of Jarjouaa in the Nabatieh District.
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