IDF says jets strike Hezbollah launchers in south Lebanon used in morning barrage

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Israeli fighter jets struck Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon’s Yater, used to carry out this morning’s rocket barrages on northern Israel, the military says.

The IDF says jets also struck another rocket launcher used in the barrages, in Hanine.

Some 10 rockets were fired in the latest barrage, at the Zar’it area, the military says, bringing the total number of rockets fired by the terror group today to at least 170.

The IDF says some of the rockets fired at Zar’it were intercepted by air defenses, and there are no injuries.

Troops also shelled the launch sites following the attack, the military adds.

Meanwhile, suspected drone sirens that sounded in the Upper Galilee a short while ago are still under investigation. The Home Front Command said the incident was over.

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