Israeli forces launched precision strikes on Sunday targeting terrorists and military infrastructure belonging to the terror group Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, in direct retaliation for the launch of two explosive drones at IDF troops operating along the Ali al-Taher ridge a day prior. No Israeli casualties were reported in the drone encounter.

During the coordinated retaliatory wave, the Israeli Air Force struck weapons storage facilities and military structures used by the terror group Hezbollah to plan, orchestrate, and direct terror plots against IDF combat personnel operating within the southern security zone.
Additionally, Israeli air assets struck an operational command headquarters established by the terror group Hezbollah inside a compound that previously functioned as a hospital in southern Lebanon. According to the IDF, operatives from the terror group Hezbollah had recently converted the decommissioned medical facility into a command hub tasked with conducting intelligence surveillance and coordinating artillery fire against Israeli forces.

The IDF confirmed that the designated targets were struck after intelligence confirmed their active use in facilitating terror attacks against Israeli forces and civilians. Prior to the strikes, stringent mitigation measures were implemented to minimize collateral damage and civilian harm, including the deployment of precision-guided munitions and real-time aerial surveillance. Military officials made clear that Israeli forces will maintain active operational freedom across the Ali al-Taher ridge and will not permit the terror group Hezbollah to organize, advance, or execute terror offensives against operating troops.
