Name: Los ataques israelíes contra objetivos de Hezbolá devastan los suburbios de Beirut
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Description: Los ataques israelíes contra supuestos objetivos de Hezbolá en Líbano han causado destrucción generalizada y han matado a más de 1.100 personas. Entre las zonas más afectadas se encuentra Dahieh, suburbio de Beirut y bastión de Hezbolá.

Los ataques israelíes contra supuestos objetivos de Hezbolá en Líbano han causado destrucción generalizada y han matado a más de 1.100 personas. Entre las zonas más afectadas se encuentra Dahieh, suburbio de Beirut y bastión de Hezbolá.

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Israeli airstrikes have resulted in significant damage in the Dahir district on the southern edge of Beirut, with entire buildings destroyed and widespread collateral damage visible throughout the area. The neighborhood is under strict Hezbollah control, with journalists only allowed access after negotiating with the group and being closely monitored during their visit.

Despite the destruction and ongoing risk of further strikes, many residents remain in the area, either unwilling or unable to leave. Local sentiment is strongly anti-Israeli and anti-American, with residents viewing the strikes as attacks on their homes and resistance. Cleanup efforts are underway, but the scale of damage is considerable, and media coverage is heavily restricted by Hezbollah authorities.

Los ataques israelíes contra objetivos de Hezbolá devastan los suburbios de Beirut

Bien, estamos aquí en el borde de Dahir, el borde de la zona de exclusión aquí en el sur de Beirut. Y se puede ver la inmensa cantidad de daños por aquí en este momento. Esto es de un ataque israelí hace un par de días. Todo el control en esta área está fuertemente en manos de Hezbollah. La única razón por la que estamos aquí o se nos permite estar aquí es porque hemos negociado el acceso con ellos. Y creo que es importante señalar que aunque hay toda esta destrucción alrededor, mira lo ocupado que está. Hay muchos coches subiendo y bajando, mucha gente en patinete. Todavía hay gente viviendo en esta zona. O se niegan a irse o no tienen adónde ir. Pero muchas de las personas con las que hemos hablado en este barrio, tienen estado gritando cosas, retórica anti-israelí, retórica anti-americana. Ven esto como un ataque a su hogar, un ataque a su resistencia contra Israel. Y por eso están muy, muy enfadados. Y tienes que recordar que incluso cuando es una huelga la que derriba un edificio como ese, las ondas de choque causan mucho daño a otros edificios alrededor. Echa un vistazo a todo este daño de ventanas rotas esparcidas por todo el sendero aquí, por toda esta zona. Si damos la vuelta en esta dirección también, se puede ver por esta calle aquí, aún más daños. Un coche ha sido golpeado allí. Hay cuadrillas pasando en este momento tratando de limpiar todo esto. Están usando linces. Eso probablemente no hará mucha mella en esta situación. Pero están tratando de limpiar hasta cierto punto. Todavía estamos en la zona roja, en esta área de la que Israel ha dicho a la gente que se vaya, para evacuar. Podría haber más ataques en cualquier momento. Y sólo quiero darles una idea de ese control mediático. Quiero retomarlo una vez más. Hemos sido guiados por esta calle, pero por ejemplo, justo más allá de esos escombros de ahí, no podíamos ir por esa calle y disparar visión en la dirección opuesta. Ha habido un hombre en un scooter que nos ha estado siguiendo, manteniéndonos alerta y ciertamente asegurándose de que sólo vamos a los lugares que Hezbollah quiere que mostremos aquí, bajo estrictas restricciones y permitiendo la entrada de la prensa sólo bajo sus condiciones.

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Los ataques israelíes contra objetivos de Hezbolá devastan los suburbios de Beirut

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