Israel did not stop! It has killed another key figure from Hezbollah.

The Israeli forces, which have turned the Middle East into a ring of fire, are not stopping. Israel, which has carried the massacre in Gaza to Lebanon and killed many Hezbollah commanders, including Nasrallah, announced that it has killed another critical figure of the organization in the capital Beirut.

"A PERSON CLOSE TO THE IRANIAN REGIME"

In a written statement made from the army's account on the X platform, it was stated that the commander of the "4400th Unit," responsible for transporting war materials from Iran and its agents to Hezbollah in Lebanon, was killed in an airstrike in Beirut. The statement emphasized that the commander, Kasir, was "one of the leading leaders of Hezbollah, an active party in the Iran-Hezbollah-Syria terrorist axis, and a person close to the Iranian regime."

NO STATEMENT YET FROM HEZBOLLAH

In the army's statement, it was reported that Kasir directed and managed hundreds of operations aimed at transferring strategic war materials to Hezbollah in Lebanon, and he oversaw the development of Hezbollah's precision missile project and the enhancement of the organization's attack capabilities targeting the internal front and other targets in Israel. No statement has yet been made by Hezbollah regarding the matter.

WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE LAST 15 DAYS?

September 17-18: Communication devices and radios belonging to Hezbollah members were detonated in two waves, resulting in at least 37 deaths and thousands of injuries.

September 20: Israel launched an attack on the Dahiye neighborhood, known as Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Beirut, killing 55 people.

September 23: Israel initiated a major bombardment of Lebanon, targeting at least 1,300 identified targets in the southern, eastern, and capital regions of the country. More than 550 people were killed in a single day.

September 25-26: While Israel's attacks on Lebanon continued, world leaders called for de-escalation at the UN summit in New York. (12 countries and organizations, including the US, UK, and EU administration, called for a ceasefire. Israel rejected the call.)

September 27: Hours after Netanyahu made a statement at the UN General Assembly promising to "defeat Hezbollah," the organization's headquarters in Beirut was struck. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed.

September 30: It was reported that Israeli military vehicles began to move towards the Lebanese border as part of ground operations.

October 1: Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that air bases and military centers, where assassination plans were made against the second Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Iranian general Abbas Nilfuraşan, were also targeted in the missile attacks against Israel.