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Hezbollah, '16 membri uccisi nel raid israeliano a Beirut'

epa11616648 An undated handout photo made available by Hezbollah Military Media shows Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Akil (L) with another unidentified Hezbollah commander at an undisclosed location (issued 21 September 2024). At least fourteen people, including Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Akil, were killed and dozens injured in an attack which targeted the southern suburb of Beirut, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The Israeli military stated on 20 September that it conducted a 'targeted strike' in Beirut, claiming that the 'Hezbollah Commanders we eliminated today' had been planning attacks on northern areas of Israel. EPA/HEZBOLLAH MILITARY MEDIA / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
epa11616648 An undated handout photo made available by Hezbollah Military Media shows Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Akil (L) with another unidentified Hezbollah commander at an undisclosed location (issued 21 September 2024). At least fourteen people, including Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Akil, were killed and dozens injured in an attack which targeted the southern suburb of Beirut, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The Israeli military stated on 20 September that it conducted a 'targeted strike' in Beirut, claiming that the 'Hezbollah Commanders we eliminated today' had been planning attacks on northern areas of Israel. EPA/HEZBOLLAH MILITARY MEDIA / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
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ROMA, 21 SET - Hezbollah ha riferito di un aumento del numero dei suoi membri uccisi ieri nel raid israeliano alla periferia meridionale di Beirut. Lo riporta Al Jazeera secondo cui il Partito di Dio ha riferito di due comandanti militari e 14 combattenti morti nell'attacco israeliano. Tra le vittime, Hezbollah ha elencato il capo dell'unità d'elite Radwan, Ibrahim Aqil, e un alto comandante della stessa forza speciale, Ahmed Wahbi. Secondo Haaretz, tra i nomi ci sarebbero anche altri due responsabili delle forze Radwan, Abu Yasser Attar e Al-Hajj Nineveh.

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