The IDF has intensified its offensive against Hezbollah, targeting its stronghold in Dahiyeh, southern Beirut.
Key facilities, including command centers and weapon stockpiles, have been hit, resulting in the deaths of numerous senior commanders, including Hassan Nasrallah and his likely successor, Hashem Safieddine.
Over 2,250 Hezbollah fighters have been killed, and significant portions of their arsenal—once totaling about 150,000 rockets—have been reduced to roughly 20% of that number.
Recent strikes have also killed Muhammad Afif, head of Hezbollah's propaganda unit, highlighting the ongoing campaign to weaken the group's military capabilities and influence. As Israel's airstrikes continue to devastate Dahiyeh, Hezbollah's standing is visibly declining, with morale plummeting among its ranks.