Primary target of strike in Kfar Roummane was the logistics chief of the Radwan Force, the military said

Four members of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Force were killed in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon on Saturday night, the military said, with Lebanese authorities also confirming four dead in the attack.

The military said the primary target of the strike in Kfar Roummane, close to Nabatieh, was the logistics chief of the Radwan Force.

The military did not name the man, but said he was involved in transferring weapons and “attempts to restore terror infrastructure” in southern Lebanon.

Lebanon’s health ministry said that the strike “killed four persons and wounded three in a preliminary toll.”

The three other men killed in the strike were also members of the Radwan Force, the IDF said, adding that their activities constitute a violation of the ceasefire.

Lebanese media named the four as Jawad Jaber, Hadi Hamid, Abdullah Kahil, and Muhammad Kahil.

Lebanese media named the four as Jawad Jaber, Hadi Hamid, Abdullah Kahil, and Muhammad Kahil.