Israeli Army Drops Leaflets in Lebanon Warning the Local Population

Warn locals of destroying their houses if they allow Hezbollah terrorists to store ammunition
Call to Evacuate even Southern Lebanon
Millions of people are fleeing !

Beirut (Lebanon) – Israel has been consistently attacking Hezbollah, a terrorist organization in Lebanon. Reports now suggest that Israel is planning the land invasion to eliminate Hezbollah. In this context, warning leaflets have been dropped from planes in Lebanon. The leaflets state, ” If the people of Lebanon allow Hezbollah terrorists to store rockets and ammunition in their homes, those homes will definitely be destroyed.” Additionally, a call has been made for people to evacuate southern Lebanon as soon as possible. As a result, millions of people are reportedly fleeing the area.

Warning leaflets

Only Three Key Hezbollah Leaders Are Left

In the last four days, most of Hezbollah’s senior leaders have been killed in Israel’s attacks. Only three key leaders have been left now viz. Hassan Nasrallah, the organization’s chief, Ali Karaki, the commander of Hezbollah’s southern front, and Abu Ali, the head of the Badr Unit. Eighteen other senior officials have died. Israel has named this operation ” Operation Northern Roar,” and Hezbollah’s military strength has been halved. It is reported that Israel is spending Rs 1,500 crore daily on this operation.

Hezbollah’s 70,000 Rockets and Missiles Destroyed

Before Israel’s attack, Hezbollah had a stock of 140,000 rockets and missiles. Israel’s action has, however, destroyed half of this stock, meaning 70,000 rockets and missiles have been destroyed. The Israeli Army has claimed destruction of Hezbollah’s 50% weapons, 50% of their rocket launch pads, and 60% of their bases have been destroyed.

Indians should immediately leave Lebanon – Instructions by the Indian Government

The Indian Government has issued a new notice about Lebanon. The Indian Embassy in Beirut has advised Indian citizens living in Lebanon, to leave the country immediately. Additionally, people have been urged to exercise extreme caution. Two months ago, the Embassy had advised people against travelling to Lebanon.