⚠️ Initial reports of an attack on Dahyeh.

FH

📹 A very violent attack on Jnah area

📹 Biggiest attack so far, in terms of munitions used

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari will give a press statement in 10 minutes.

Fucking...hell

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Israel might have aimed high high high, something one Israeli account hinted at a few hours ago.

📸 At least a dozen or so airstrikes took place in Beirut

📹 Closeup to the attack. It's near airport road and the Palestinian camp

📹 The attacked used bunker buster bombs, targeting an underground infrastructure

📹 The attacked used bunker buster bombs, targeting an underground infrastructure

(Better quality video)

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 The Israeli army claims to have attacked the most important underground facility for HQ and Command & Control for Hezbullah in Beirut.

(You'd think people would be there, yet all whom they assassinated have been killed elsewhere!)

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 Back in the 2006 war the IDF failed to penetrate a bunker in Beirut's Southern suburb that was believed to host Hezbullah's leadership and war room. The bunker is said to have been 90-150 feet deep.

IDF used 23 tons of explosives (40 JDAMs) and failed to penetrate it.

📸 Alleged photo by the IDF from 2006. Unclear if it's what they attacked today again

📹 At least 4-5 buildings were leveled to the floor, all full of people

🥀 That wave of attacks targeted at least 3 civil defense and medical centers.

There are many killed.

📸 These buildings have been wiped out.

The main target of the attack as I hinted above was Hezbullah's SG Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah

📹 Two entry holes of the bunker buster bombs used to attack the civilian neighborhood in Beirut, leveling buildings and sinking cars

📸 Buildings stood up here, once.

📹 Footage from the site of the attack

📸 People lived here.

📸 According to updated data, 6 buildings have been leveled to the ground

🇱🇧l🇮🇱l🇺🇸 Israel's Channel 13 correspondent Moriah Ashraf: "A senior Israeli official tells me: Israel informed the Americans about the operation in Beirut"