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Extensive air, naval, and ground campaigns
dismantled Hezbollah’s capabilities over 14
months of fighting.
The IDF released detailed data of Operation
Northern Arrows against Hezbollah on Friday,
following the ceasefire agreement with
Lebanon, which took effect early Wednesday
morning.
According to the data, at least 2,500 terrorists
were killed. This number includes Hezbollah
Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah and 14
senior of the group’s leadership,
including Fuad Shukr, the organization’s chief
of staff. In addition, four division commanders,
24 brigade commanders, 27 battalion
commanders, 63 company commanders, and
22 platoon commanders were killed during the
campaign.
Ground operations were a key element in the
campaign, with 14 brigade combat teams
participating in over 100 special operations
missions and 24 divisional raids. These
operations, combined with the aerial and naval
components, dealt a severe blow to
Hezbollah’s Radwan Force and its operational
infrastructure.
The IDF’s air and naval units played a central
role in the campaign. Fighter jets logged
approximately 14,000 flight hours, including
11,000 sorties (quick military strikes) targeting
Hezbollah assets across Lebanon. Naval
forces, meanwhile, conducted around 25,000
operational hours at sea to secure maritime
zones and prevent arms smuggling.
More than 12,500 Hezbollah targets were
struck during the operation, including 1,600
military headquarters and over 1,000 weapons
storage facilities. The campaign also targeted
infrastructure deep within Lebanon, with 360
sites struck in Beirut and approximately 1,000
sites neutralized in the Bekaa Valley, a known
Hezbollah stronghold.

Hezbollah’s firepower capabilities were also
significantly reduced. The IDF estimates that
the group now retains less than 30 percent of
its pre-war fleet of drones.
The campaign also saw the confiscation of
over 155,000 weapons and pieces of military
equipment. This includes approximately
12,000 explosive devices, drones, and other
explosive weapons, more than 13,000 anti-
tank missile launchers and rockets, and anti-
aircraft missiles. Over 121,000 communication
devices, computers, electronic equipment, and
documents were also confiscated.
Maintaining security on the northern
border
Brig.-Gen. Yiftach Norkin, Commander of
Division 146, praised the operation’s
accomplishments, emphasizing that the IDF
remains deployed along the northern border to
maintain security and preserve the hard-won
achievements of recent months.

“Over the past year, you have pushed
Hezbollah back and cleared the areas from
which the group directly threatened the
residents of the north,” he said, addressing
soldiers and reservists. “Your achievements
are inspiring and have created a stable
foundation for decisions aimed at security. We
are determined to uphold the agreement and
enforce any violations.”

https://m.jpost.com/middle-east/article-831293

From the above its obvious, Both Israel and Iran, the regional power that
backs Hezbollah, wanted an end to the
fighting in Lebanon, each for its own reasons.
All but decimated, Hezbollah had little
alternative to agree.

This is very sad.

josephugoscucii:
Extensive air, naval, and ground campaigns
dismantled Hezbollah’s capabilities over 14
months of fighting.
The IDF released detailed data of Operation
Northern Arrows against Hezbollah on Friday,
following the ceasefire agreement with
Lebanon, which took effect early Wednesday
morning.
According to the data, at least 2,500 terrorists
were killed. This number includes Hezbollah
Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah and 14
senior of the group’s leadership,
including Fuad Shukr, the organization’s chief
of staff. In addition, four division commanders,
24 brigade commanders, 27 battalion
commanders, 63 company commanders, and
22 platoon commanders were killed during the
campaign.
Ground operations were a key element in the
campaign, with 14 brigade combat teams
participating in over 100 special operations
missions and 24 divisional raids. These
operations, combined with the aerial and naval
components, dealt a severe blow to
Hezbollah’s Radwan Force and its operational
infrastructure.
The IDF’s air and naval units played a central
role in the campaign. Fighter jets logged
approximately 14,000 flight hours, including
11,000 sorties (quick military strikes) targeting
Hezbollah assets across Lebanon. Naval
forces, meanwhile, conducted around 25,000
operational hours at sea to secure maritime
zones and prevent arms smuggling.
More than 12,500 Hezbollah targets were
struck during the operation, including 1,600
military headquarters and over 1,000 weapons
storage facilities. The campaign also targeted
infrastructure deep within Lebanon, with 360
sites struck in Beirut and approximately 1,000
sites neutralized in the Bekaa Valley, a known
Hezbollah stronghold.

Hezbollah’s firepower capabilities were also
significantly reduced. The IDF estimates that
the group now retains less than 30 percent of
its pre-war fleet of drones.
The campaign also saw the confiscation of
over 155,000 weapons and pieces of military
equipment. This includes approximately
12,000 explosive devices, drones, and other
explosive weapons, more than 13,000 anti-
tank missile launchers and rockets, and anti-
aircraft missiles. Over 121,000 communication
devices, computers, electronic equipment, and
documents were also confiscated.
Maintaining security on the northern
border
Brig.-Gen. Yiftach Norkin, Commander of
Division 146, praised the operation’s
accomplishments, emphasizing that the IDF
remains deployed along the northern border to
maintain security and preserve the hard-won
achievements of recent months.

“Over the past year, you have pushed
Hezbollah back and cleared the areas from
which the group directly threatened the
residents of the north,” he said, addressing
soldiers and reservists. “Your achievements
are inspiring and have created a stable
foundation for decisions aimed at security. We
are determined to uphold the agreement and
enforce any violations.”

https://m.jpost.com/middle-east/article-831293

Shock and awe...

Good analysis.

The greatest achievement was that Israel helped Lebanon regain their country back from the hands of the terrorists

IDF is a terrorist organization.

tundegan:
This is very sad.

Sad?

I think say una been dey yan say Hezbollah dey decimate IDF.

odejimioflagos:
IDF is a terrorist organization.

Despair and wailing is allowed on this post. Shebi Hezbollah was decimating Israel. They have all left gaza and hamas to their fate now.

Na Israel fit you head crackers.

Toh

The war is not yet over, both sides are just taking a break

Salewa97:
Toh

The war is not yet over, both sides are just taking a break

Go and rest. Hezbollah is in tatters. I thought they boasted that there will be cease fire till Israel stops fighting in gaza. Now they have abandoned Palestinians and hamas. Una think say israel na una Nigerian government. Cowards.

Where are the people shouting that Israel cannot do a ground operation in Lebanon?.
The effects of hezbollah's defeat is seen clearly in the current war in Syria.
The rebels were scared of Syrians partnership with hezbollah,but now that hezbollah has been defeated,the rebels are gaining grounds..
Like I said earlier,war is not fought on nairaland.
E remain to annex gaza now
.

I the days of Hezbollah is not Hamas, Hezbollah will annihilate Israels.

Now Hezbollah are even manage to breathe .

No start waiting u no go fit finish.

Peace is not negotiateable.