IDF releases footage of strike in Beirut’s Dahieh targeting Hezbollah headquarters
The IDF spokesperson released footage of a strike in Beirut’s Dahieh district that targeted a Hezbollah headquarters. According to the military, the facility was used by the group’s militants to advance terror plots against Israeli civilians and IDF forces operating in southern Lebanon.
The statement did not provide details on casualties, damage, or the exact timing of the strike, but it made clear that the target was presented as part of Israel’s broader campaign against Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon. The footage was released publicly after the attack, highlighting the IDF’s claim about the site’s role in organizing attacks.
The military said the headquarters had been used for planning and promoting attacks against both Israeli civilians and troops in southern Lebanon. No additional information was given about further operations or Hezbollah’s response.
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