Israeli Air Force Strikes Hezbollah Commander in Lebanon, Killing him: What We Know So Far

An air force plane from Israel carried out an attack on a vehicle in the southern region of Kunin in Lebanon, resulting in the death of Ismail Al-Sin, the commander of the anti-tank unit of the Shiite militia Hezbollah. Reports from Lebanese military circles had previously mentioned an attack on a car in Kunin that resulted in one fatality. The incident occurred approximately ten kilometers away from the border with Israel.

According to Israeli sources, rocket attacks from Lebanon on Israeli border towns on Sunday resulted in the injury of a soldier. In response, the Israeli military conducted attacks on targets in southern Lebanon. These incidents highlight ongoing tensions and violence between Israel and militant groups like Hezbollah, which have led to casualties and retaliatory actions on both sides.

Israel’s air force targeted a vehicle in Lebanon, killing an important commander of the anti-tank unit of the Shiite militia Hezbollah. The army stated that the commander had extensive knowledge of anti-tank missiles and was responsible for numerous attacks on Israeli civilians, communities, and security forces. However, this information could not be independently verified at that time.