Cutting the Cord: IDF Strikes Hezbollah’s "Al-Amana" Gas Station Empire
The IDF has struck 10 targets belonging to the Hezbollah-owned "Al-Amana" fuel company. These gas stations, which generate millions for the terror group and fuel its military vehicles, are being systematically dismantled as part of Israel's economic war on the organization.
In a major strategic shift targeting Hezbollah's financial jugular, the IDF has launched a series of airstrikes against the Al-Amana fuel company. Controlled entirely by the terror organization, the company serves as a critical pillar of Hezbollah’s independent economy and military logistics in Lebanon.
In the latest wave of attacks, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) struck five Al-Amana targets across Southern Lebanon, following a previous wave that took out an equal number of sites.
Military officials emphasize that these stations are far more than civilian fueling points. They are integral to Hezbollah’s military machine: