Hezbollah's heavy attack on Israel – Bangladesh Diplomat

Lebanon's Hezbollah launched a heavy attack on Israel. They claimed to attack 11 headquarters and bases of Israeli army, intelligence agency Moshad. But Israel said they were prepared for these attacks. They have intercepted most of the drones and missiles.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrullah claimed that his group's attack caused heavy damage to the headquarters of the Israeli army's intelligence agency. But he did not cite any evidence.

Hezbollah said in a statement that several drone attacks were carried out on important military bases in Israel. It has also been announced that more than a hundred rockets have been fired from Lebanon to northern Israel. The Israeli forces are also preparing counter-attacks for Hezbollah's attacks. A state of emergency has already been declared in that country for 48 hours.

Israel had been planning an attack against Hezbollah for several days. They started the attack from Sunday morning. According to the Israeli military, a pre-planned attack has been carried out targeting Lebanon since Sunday morning. Israeli warplanes have started circling over Lebanon. Hezbollah's bases are targeted by continuous shelling.

It should be noted that on August 12, about 30 rockets were fired from Lebanon by the Israeli army. But there was no major damage. Israel claims that most of the missiles fell on abandoned land. But since then, the bells of war in West Asia have been kind of understood. Gallant has already spoken to US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin about the latest situation.

Israel is one of America's most trusted allies in West Asia. Washington is also watching the recent situation. The Pentagon had already decided to increase more forces in West Asia. On the one hand, Israel is in regular contact with America, on the other hand, Iran is also in contact with China. As a result, if Israel-Iran joins the war directly, countries like America and China will also be indirectly involved in the conflict in West Asia.

Sources: Al Jazeera, The Jerusalem Post and others