A cloud of smoke rises from an Israeli air strike on Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in Lebanon.

Footage from journalist Wael Taleb shows the moment the air strike hit a location tied to Nasrallah on September 27, around 6:22 pm.

The video shows a plume of smoke over the Dahyeh suburbs, an area known for its strong Hezbollah presence.

Taleb said that he and his team heard around 10 heavy air strikes.

He said: 'We thought the newspaper was being bombed. We ran to the stairs for safety, but once the strikes stopped, we headed to the roof.

'From there, we had a clear view of the aftermath—thick smoke billowing from Nasrallah's location in the Dahyeh suburbs.'

This strike is part of ongoing escalations in the region, further heightening tensions between Israel and Hezbollah.

Last month, Israeli agents infiltrated a factory in Hungary to fit explosives into pagers that Hezbollah militants ordered. The resulting explosion killed 37 and injured 3,000.