A source close to Hezbollah told that an Israeli air strike has killed the group’s elite Radwan unit chief, while the Israeli military said it conducted “a targeted strike” on the Lebanese capital. “The Israeli air strike killed Radwan Force commander Ibrahim Aqil, its armed force’s second-in-command after Fuad Shukr,” who an Israeli strike killed in July, also in Hezbollah’s southern Beirut stronghold, said the source who requested anonymity to discuss sensitive matters. “Israel conducted an air strike on the Beirut southern suburbs near Al-Qaem mosque,” a Lebanese security source told , requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters. In a “preliminary toll,” Lebanon’s health ministry said the strike killed a total of three people, and hospitals received 17 wounded. Hezbollah’s television broadcast live footage from the scene of the attack that showed ambulances rushing to the area and transporting injured people on stretchers. Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency reported “an enemy raid targeting an apartment in a residential building in the Al-Jamous area of the southern suburb” of Beirut.