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Red Flags Emerge Before Assassination
The Israeli newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" reveals that the assassination attempt on former Hezbollah Secretary-General Mr. Hassan Nasrallah, carried out about a year ago, was based on intelligence monitoring that spanned several years. This included studying his movements and habits to precisely determine his location. Israeli officers involved in planning indicated that Nasrallah's whereabouts were known to intelligence agencies prior to the operation, and that the use of approximately 83 tons of explosives was due to the fortified underground nature of the target site. They reported that Nasrallah did not change his locations because he believed Israel was focused on Gaza, which facilitated the execution of the assassination under favorable conditions. The operation significantly diminished Hezbollah's capabilities, according to them, emphasizing that Israel will continue pursuing the party's leaders and relevant Iranian figures.
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