Israel dropped more than 80 bombs on the place where Nasrallah was, according to ‘The New York Times’

September 28 (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Israeli aircraft dropped more than 80 bombs on the place where the general secretary of the Lebanese Shiite party-militia Hezbollah, Hasan Nasrallah, was, who died on Friday in the southern neighborhoods of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, according to sources cited by the newspaper. American ‘The New York Times’.

The 80 bombs fell in a short period of a few minutes with the aim of ensuring that Nasrallah did not survive, according to Israeli Defense sources.

The New York newspaper has also highlighted that the Israeli authorities had known the location of Nasrallah for months and that they finally decided to launch the attack last week because they feared an imminent change of location, according to three Israeli sources cited by the ‘NYT’ on condition of anonymity. .

Hezbollah troops located and identified Nasrallah’s body on Saturday morning. They also identified another Hezbollah leader, Ali Karaki, according to Israeli sources, who would have information coming from Lebanese soil. Hezbollah has also officially confirmed Nasrallah’s death.

The three Israeli sources have highlighted that Hashem Safiedín, considered a key man in the political and social work of Hezbollah and is considered a possible successor to Nasrallah, was not killed in the bombing.