The plane carrying several leaders of Hezbollah was bound for Iran.
Several leaders of Hezbollah have reportedly been hit by an Israeli airstrike on the Syrian capital of Damascus.
The information was given to Newsweek from a Department of Defense source with access to the information from Israeli senior military officers with direct knowledge of the attack. Israel’s air strike was conducted minutes after the leaders boarded a plane bound for Iran.
Several Iranian ammunition supply points were also a target of the bombing, the source said. The supply points contained valuable, GPS-guided ammunition from 2017, some of the best available to the Iranian army and Hezbollah.
