Commander Of The Hezbollah Anti-tank Missile Unit Killed In Israeli Military Hands

A house in Lebanon that is used as a arsenal by Hezbollah/screenshot via Instagram @idf

JAKARTA - The Israeli military announced it had killed an anti-tank missile unit commander Hezbollah Force Radwan, in the Meiss El Jabal region of Lebanon, as Israeli ground attacks in the south of the country continued.

Israel's military says Araeb el Shoga is responsible for a number of anti-tank missile attacks in the Ramot Naftali region of northern Israel.

Reported by CNN, Friday, October 11, Israeli forces also identified and attacked a launcher ready to fire at Israeli territory and troops.

In addition, the troops also attacked Hezbollah's weapons storage facilities.

Israeli forces also intensified air campaigns in the Lebanese capital on Thursday night, killing at least 22 people and injuring at least 117 others, according to the Lebanese health ministry.

The attack on the densely populated Basta neighborhood marks Israel's deadliest attack in central Beirut since Israel's 34-day war in 2006, which killed 1,100 people in Lebanon.