IDF says strikes targeted Hezbollah weapons depots, rocket launch sites in south Lebanon, Beqaa Valley

The IDF confirms it carried out a wave of airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley earlier today, targeting sites used for rocket launches and the production and storage of strategic weapons.
The strikes follow reports from Lebanese media of a wave of Israeli air attacks across southern Lebanon.
According to the military, the operations were guided by the Military Intelligence Directorate and carried out with the air force under the Northern Command.
The IDF says the strikes were aimed at neutralizing weapons directed at Israel and preventing Hezbollah from rebuilding its terror infrastructure.
The army adds that the presence of such facilities violates the understandings between Israel and Lebanon and pledges to continue acting to eliminate threats.
צה"ל תקף לפני זמן קצר, בהובלת פיקוד הצפון, בהכוונה מודיעינית של אמ"ן ובאמצעות חיל האוויר, תשתיות טרור של ארגון הטרור חיזבאללה במרחב הבקעא ובדרום לבנון.
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In south Lebanon, the IDF says it struck a site previously used by Hezbollah to launch rockets, where activity by the terror group was detected in recent months.
In the Nabatieh area, the IDF says it struck several more Hezbollah targets. And in the Beqaa Valley, the military says it targeted infrastructure at a site used by the terror group to store and manufacture strategic weapons.
The site in the Beqaa Valley has been struck by the IDF several times in the past.
The Times of Israel Community.







