An Israeli airstrike earlier today in southern Lebanon seems to reveal that Hezbollah is in possession of advanced Iranian anti-aircraft missiles.
The IDF said earlier that it had targeted Hezbollah compounds in Najjarieh, south of Sidon, used by the terror group’s air defense unit.
The sites had “posed a threat to Israeli aircraft,” the military said.
Footage circulating on social media apparently shows the remains of an Iranian Sayyad-2 surface-to-air missile following one of the IDF strikes.
The missile is identified by Tal Inbar, an expert on missiles and drones, in a post on X.
It is apparently the first public evidence suggesting that Hezbollah has such missiles.
Israeli fighter jets struck a Hezbollah rocket launcher in southern Lebanon’s Deir Seryan earlier, which the military says was used in a barrage on the Golan Heights earlier today.
Another building and additional infrastructure belonging to the terror group in Kfarhamam and Odaisseh were also struck a short while ago, the IDF adds.
Lebanese media outlets report an alleged Israeli drone strike on a vehicle near Majdal Aanjar, on the Lebanon-Syria border.
No further details are immediately available.
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