The IDF released a video of the strike against the Hezbollah leader on the day of his funeral.

The IDF released footage of an airstrike on Beirut dated September 27, which resulted in the deaths of long-time Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and several other high-ranking officials of the terrorist group. The video surfaced today during Nasrallah's funeral.

This was reported by RBK-Ukraine referencing The Times of Israel.

The released footage shows a fighter jet dropping bombs over Beirut, along with aerial views of numerous explosions on the ground.

According to the publication, the Israel Defense Forces shared the video along with clips of Israeli planes flying over Nasrallah's funeral in Beirut on Sunday, showcasing their power.

At the same time, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the flyover was intended to send a "clear signal" to Hezbollah that it would be destroyed if it attacked Israel. The military also carried out several strikes in Lebanon, claiming their target was Hezbollah's weaponry.

Furthermore, The Times of Israel reports that tens of thousands of people attended Nasrallah's funeral, including a high-ranking delegation from Iran, with chants of "Death to Israel" resonating throughout the event.

It is worth noting that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has indefinitely postponed the release of Palestinian prisoners. This decision was prompted by repeated violations by the contractor.