Israeli military says it has killed around 250 Hezbollah fighters in ground operation

Military is still assessing damage caused by airstrikes in southern Beirut on Thursday night

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Updated At : 07:59 PM Oct 04, 2024 IST

Mourners carry the bodies of 18 Palestinians who were killed in an Israeli airstrike during their funeral in Tulkarem on Friday. AP/PTI Photo

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The Israeli military estimates it has killed around 250 Hezbollah fighters, including a number of battalion and company commanders, since the start of its ground operation in Lebanon earlier this week, a military spokesperson said on Friday.

Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani said the military was still assessing the damage caused by airstrikes in southern Beirut on Thursday night, which he said targeted Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters.

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