The Israeli Army claimed to have attacked with the Air Force “terrorist infrastructures” of the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah in the Nabatieh area, in southern Lebanon, reported its spokesman Avichay Adraee on his X account.
The military official accused Hezbollah of trying to rebuild its “terrorist infrastructures” throughout Lebanese territory, something he considered a violation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
Furthermore, Adraee, who did not specify the nature of the targets attacked, stated that the Army will continue its action to “eliminate any threat and defend the State of Israel”.
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For the moment, it is unknown whether the bombing has caused casualties or material damage.
Israel has continued to attack Lebanese territory practically daily despite the ceasefire in effect since last November, interspersing selective bombings against vehicles or homes, with broader campaigns that it says it directs against infrastructure and Hizbullah’s weapons depots.
These actions are usually concentrated in southern Lebanon, but they also take place less frequently in other areas such as the Bekaa Valley.
The UN Human Rights Office has verified the deaths of 108 civilians in Lebanon, of whom 37 are women and children. In addition, in the south of the country, 19 kidnappings of civilians by Israeli soldiers have been recorded.
To date, some 80,000 people remain displaced in Lebanese territory and 30,000 in northern Israeli areas as a result of the violence over the past two years, according to the UN.
