Hezbollah’s Chilling Video Shows Qader-2 Missile Attack On Tel Aviv; Warns Of Fresh Attacks On Haifa

Published on Oct 16, 2024 12:35 pm IST

Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group released a video showing the launch of its advanced Qader-2 missiles against central Israel's Tel Aviv city. The video showed two massive projectiles firing towards the city's suburbs. In another video, Hezbollah warned that it would 'burn' the city of Haifa in Israel's northern part. Watch this video for more.

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