Israel lansează atac aerian asupra Beirutului pentru prima dată de la începutul încetării focului cu Libanul

ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israeli military struck Lebanon’s capital Beirut.
It marks the first time Israel has struck the city since its tentative ceasefire with Lebanon came into place on 17 April.
Netanyahu said the strike targeted a top Hezbollah commander.
“The Israeli army has struck in Beirut to target the commander of Hezbollah’s Radwan force, in an attempt to neutralise him,” a joint statement issued by Netanyahu and defence minister Israel Katz said.
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“Radwan operatives, under his command, were responsible for firing at Israeli communities and for attacks on Israeli soldiers,” the statement said, without naming the commander.
Beirut and its southern suburbs had been spared Israeli attacks since 8 April, when massive Israeli strikes across the country killed more than 350 people.
Today’s attack comes as US President Donald Trump said there was “a very good chance” of sealing a peace deal with Iran.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon have since killed more than 2,700 people and displaced more than a million, particularly from southern and eastern Lebanon and Beirut’s southern suburbs.
While a truce went into force on 17 April, Israel has repeatedly bombed Lebanon, particularly the south, with Hezbollah retaliating by launching attacks on Israeli troops.