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Sky News in Hezbollah's No-Go Zone

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Sky News journalists braved the danger to film the devastation in Beiruts Dahiyeh, a Hezbollah-controlled area hit by Israeli airstrikes. Despite the risk, they captured the destruction of a once-bustling market, now reduced to rubble, and narrowly escaped amid warning shots and a sudden explosion.

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Sky News in Hezbollah's No-Go Zone

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sky News in Hezbollah's No-Go Zone. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Today is March 6th. Here's what's making headlines worldwide. Sky News journalists recently gained rare permission from Hezbollah militants to interbe routes sudden suburbs, known as Dahie, and film The, destruction from ongoing Israeli airstrikes. This densely packed area near the city center has been hit by repeated waves of attacks, with drones and fighter jets overhead and smoke rising, constantly making it too risky for most outsiders to approach. With a local escort on a mobed, the team crossed into the no-go zone, declared by Israel, and reached a massive city block reduced to rubble by, explosives. Hezbollah insisted the site was once a bustling local market, while Israeli officials say their strikes target command centers and weapons depose in, the area. At the just two minutes of filming amid thick dust and smoke, the crew faced a blockade from suspicious Hezbollah members on their way out, sparking. His identity checks and a sudden nearby blast, before being allowed to leave amid warning

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