Elimination of 2,500 Hezbollah senior figures, more than 12,500 targets: Lebanon figures

November 29, 2024   

The IDF published data from the ground maneuvers in Lebanon this morning (Friday), which indicate that after about two months of fighting, most of Hezbollah's firepower was eliminated. More than 12,500 Hezbollah terror targets were attacked in the northern sector, including more than 1,600 military headquarters and more than 1,000 weapons depots. 14 brigade combat teams fought as part of the operation, during which the forces conducted more than 100 special operations and about 24 divisional raids. The IDF destroyed approximately 150 weapons depots, more than 160 military headquarters, and more than 1,500 terrorist infrastructures of the Radwan Force during the fighting. At least 2,500 Hezbollah terrorists were eliminated with a high degree of certainty. As a reminder, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was eliminated along with 13 members of Hezbollah's senior forum. Four Hezbollah terrorists at the level of division commander, 24 at the level of brigade commander, 27 at the level of battalion commander, 63 at the level of company commander, and 22 at the level of platoon commander were eliminated. According to estimates, Hezbollah has less than 30% of the total number of drones it possessed on the eve of the war. These are the figures for the loot confiscated by IDF fighters and the Loot Clearance Unit in the Technology and Logistics Branch: Approximately 12,000 charges, drones and explosive weapons were confiscated; more than 13,000 anti-tank launchers and missiles, rockets and anti-aircraft missiles; more than 12,000 communications devices, computers, electronic equipment and documents. In total, more than 155,000 items were confiscated. The Air Force also carried out numerous attacks deep inside Lebanon. In Beirut, 360 terrorist infrastructures were attacked and in the Bekaa, about 1,000 terrorist infrastructures. The force's pilots carried out 14,000 flight hours in fighter jets and 11,000 takeoffs for attacks in Lebanon. The Navy recorded about 25,000 operational sea hours.