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Israel strikes Hezbollah commander Iran’s weapons transfer back

Israeli is a key figure in Hezbollah’s efforts to smuggle Iranian weapons into Lebanon, the Israel Defense Force said on Sunday.

The IDF said it targeted Hussein Ali Nasser, deputy head of Hezbollah 4400 units, in a air strike in southern Lebanon on Saturday. Unit 4400 is responsible for smuggling Iranian weapons and money to Lebanon.

The Army added that Nasser worked closely with Iranian officials and collaborators at Beirut’s Lefiet Hariri International Airport. According to the IDF, Nasser also played a key role in coordinating arms deals at the Syria-Lebanon border.
According to UN Security Council resolution 1701, which ended the Second Lebanese War in 2006, terrorist organizations were banned from operating in southern Letriver.

The ban on Hezbollah’s activities in southern Lebanon was strengthened by a ceasefire that came into effect on November 27, 2024.


Hezbollah rocket bombs forced thousands of residents in Northern Israel to evacuate their homes. As long as Israeli forces are in Gaza, leaders of Iran-backed terrorist groups vow to continue the attack. In September 2024, thousands of fuel-sucked Hezbollah pagers and walkie-talkies exploded, followed by extensive air strikes on Hezbollah’s leadership, missiles and other assets. Israeli forces began a low-level operation on October 1, and soldiers began a huge operation on October 1, with evidence showing that Hezbollah’s Elite Radwan Force Specte the Invade Invade in Invade in Invade in Invade in Invade avalee the Galilee.

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