Israeli army says 220 Hezbollah fighters killed since 'ceasefire'
In a statement, Israeli military spokesman Avichay Adraee said Israeli forces killed 85 Hezbollah members over the past week and struck more than 180 military facilities belonging to the group.
Hezbollah fighters take part in a funeral procession in Beirut’s southern suburb. Photo: UNB/AP
The Israeli military has claimed that its forces killed 220 Hezbollah fighters since a Washington-brokered "ceasefire" between Israeli and Lebanese officials took effect in mid-April.
In a statement, Israeli military spokesman Avichay Adraee said Israeli forces killed 85 Hezbollah members over the past week and struck more than 180 military facilities belonging to the group.
Meanwhile, Lebanon's Health Ministry said Israeli attacks have killed more than 2,700 people since 2 March, including dozens since the supposed truce began.
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