Israeli Army Strikes 10 Hezbollah Infrastructures in Southern Lebanon

The Israeli military announced it targeted around 10 infrastructures linked to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Israeli army spokesperson Ella Wa'awiya stated on the "Axios" platform that precise airstrikes were carried out by the air force under the guidance of the 91st Division. These strikes took place yesterday (Thursday) against approximately 10 Hezbollah infrastructures located in the areas of Bint Jbeil, Beit Yahoun, Kounine, and Braachit in southern Lebanon.

These infrastructures were reportedly used by Hezbollah to advance terrorist plans against the Israeli Defense Forces operating in the security zone. The airstrikes were conducted in response to attacks on Israeli forces within the security zone by Hezbollah, constituting another violation of the agreement. Additionally, during the night hours (Friday), the 91st Division forces detected a Hezbollah terrorist cell transporting weapons via a truck near the security zone in southern Lebanon. Upon detection, the air force struck the truck to eliminate the threat to Israeli forces. Following the strike, secondary explosions were observed, indicating the presence of weapons inside the truck. The Israeli Defense Forces will continue to act to neutralize any threats targeting its troops and Israeli citizens.