Two Hezbollah commanders were killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon, the Israel Defense Forces said Thursday.

The IAF conducted a series of strikes in southern Lebanon on underground command centers of Hezbollah’s units in southern Lebanon: The Nasser Unit, Bader Unit, Aziz Unit, and the Radwan Forces in the area.

In yet another precise attack, the Israeli Defence Forces eliminated two more Hezbollah commanders. The IDF said that it killed two more ‘Hezbollah terrorists’ who were involved in major attacks on Israeli civilians.

The Israeli army said on Thursday that it had launched attacks overnight on targets in the suburbs of Beirut, hitting ammunition depots in areas considered Hezbollah strongholds, and that two of the militant group's commanders were killed in southern Lebanon.

The army has identified the two slain terrorists as Ahmad Mustaga Alhaj Ali and Muhammad Ali Hamdan. Ali was found responsible for launching a missile attack at the Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona while

Israel’s military said Thursday it carried out airstrikes that killed two Hezbollah commanders who were involved in missile attacks targeting northern Israel. The Israel Defense Forces identified the commanders as Ahmad Moustafa al-Haj Ali and Mohammad Ali Hamdan.

A series of explosions that followed airstrikes on terror structures led the military to identify additional weaponry hiding nearby.

Israeli military spokesperson, Admiral Daniel Hagari, inside a Hezbollah terrorist stronghold in southern Lebanon.

My trip to a village in the eastern part of southern Lebanon solidified up close trends, which had been implied by what the IDF and Hezbollah have been doing and saying since Israel’s September 30 invasion.