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- August 18, 2024
- 9:44 pm
- Middle East
For a long time, Fuad Shukr, the leader of the terrorist group Hezbollah, limited his contacts with high-ranking militants, living and working in central Beirut. His home and office were in the same building, allowing him to rarely leave his hideout. After the Israeli military was able to locate him, they launched a precision missile strike that killed Shukr.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Fouad Shukr was one of Hezbollah's most secretive commanders. He avoided many of the group's fighters and lived a secretive life in central Beirut. After the attack, Shukr was called on his cell phone and asked to leave his office and go to an apartment on the top floor of the building.
According to the publication, the Israeli military used the call to attract Shukr to the top floor of the building and protect others from possible harm. As soon as the terrorist reached the top floor, he was attacked with a missile, which led to his death. The magazine's sources suggested that the Israeli intelligence services had access to Hezbollah's internal communications.
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