How is Israel hunting down and killing Hezbollah's top leaders in their hideouts? Know the modus operandi of targeted killings
Israel is engaged in selective and targeted killing of Hezbollah commanders to avenge the October 7 attack, in which Hamas militants killed more than 1,200 Israeli citizens and took hostage more than 250 civilians. In the Gaza War that followed the Hamas attack, Lebanon-based Shiite militant outfit Hezbollah fired hundreds of missiles at Israel, killing many civilians. Now, Israel is using drones and different types of missiles, weapons and intelligence-gathering equipment to hunt and kill Hezbollah leaders, reports 'Los Angeles Times'.
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Targeted killing of Hezbollah commanders
Planned and targeted carefully and executed mercilessly, these operations are killing Hezbollah commanders one by one. The news outlet reported that an Israeli drone fired a missile targeting a Renault van in southern Lebanon. After the Hezbollah operative escaped and fled to hide behind a thicket, a second missile killed him.
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In yet another drone attack, a Dodge pickup carrying a commander in Jamaah Al-Islamiyah was targeted. It killed a member of the Lebanese Sunni Islamist faction allied with Hezbollah.
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