The IDF killed another Hezbollah leader.

As a result of an Israeli airstrike on the Lebanese capital Beirut, Suheil Hussein Husseini was killed. As part of the Hezbollah group, he was responsible for the supply of weapons from Iran.

The IDF is conducting operations to eliminate Hezbollah leaders responsible for arms supplies from Iran. The conflict between Israel and Lebanon has escalated following attacks and strikes on both sides. The reaction of international players to the escalation of the conflict includes threats and warnings about possible consequences. US President Joe Biden has warned against attacks on Iranian oil facilities and is positioning himself against Iran's nuclear program.

The IDF killed Hezbollah's chief logistician. The Israeli military noted that Husseini played a “decisive role” in the supply of weapons between Iran and Hezbollah, and also controlled the distribution of modern weapons between the group’s units, managing their transportation. In addition, the IDF said, Husseini was also “responsible for budgeting and logistics for Hezbollah’s critical projects, including coordinating terrorist attacks against Israel from Lebanon and Syria.

On September 28, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) officially announced the death of Hezbollah leader and co-founder Hassan Nasralli as a result of a strike on Beirut on September 27. Hezbollah also confirmed the death of its leader. On September 29, the IDF announced the killing of Nabil Kaouk, commander of the Preventive Security Unit and member of Hezbollah's Central Council. On October 1, the Israel Defense Forces launched a ground operation called Arrows of the North in southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah facilities and infrastructure. On the same day, Iran carried out a massive shelling of Israeli territory.