Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant, during a telephone conversation, informed his American counterpart Lloyd Austin about attacks on military targets of the Shiite Hezbollah movement in the Beirut area and southern Lebanon. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of the Jewish State.
During the conversation with his American counterpart, Galant “detailed the achievements of Israeli troops in identifying and eliminating Hezbollah military infrastructure in the border area,” including “the recent destruction of a network of tunnels and a command and control center for Radwan forces in southern Lebanon,” the statement said. In addition, the head of the Israeli Defense Ministry told Austin about “surgical strikes carried out on Hezbollah weapons depots and an intelligence facility in Beirut,” noting that “these strikes are carried out in order to weaken Hezbollah’s attack capabilities and prevent rocket attacks on Israeli populated areas.” , the department continued. The ministers “also discussed the current cooperation and defensive capabilities of both Israel and the United States in the face of threats posed by Iran and its satellites in Yemen, Syria and Iraq,” the press service added.
During the conversation with his American counterpart, Galant “detailed the achievements of Israeli troops in identifying and eliminating Hezbollah military infrastructure in the border area,” including “the recent destruction of a network of tunnels and a command and control center for Radwan forces in southern Lebanon,” the statement said. In addition, the head of the Israeli Defense Ministry told Austin about “surgical strikes carried out on Hezbollah weapons depots and an intelligence facility in Beirut,” noting that “these strikes are carried out in order to weaken Hezbollah’s attack capabilities and prevent rocket attacks on Israeli populated areas.” , the department continued. The ministers “also discussed the current cooperation and defensive capabilities of both Israel and the United States in the face of threats posed by Iran and its satellites in Yemen, Syria and Iraq,” the press service added.
