Israel struck several areas in southern Lebanon on Friday, reportedly hitting Hezbollah targets and infrastructure.
The agency said that the strikes targeted areas between the towns of Kfar Fila and Ain Qana in the Iqlim al-Tuffah region, as well as nearby areas in southern Lebanon. Additional airstrikes also hit locations between the towns of Rihan and Sajd in the Jezzine district.
The Israeli army said in a statement on X that it attacked “Hezbollah targets in several areas of southern Lebanon,” claiming the strikes targeted infrastructure belonging to the group.
The army claimed that the airstrikes hit weapons depots and facilities used by Hezbollah to rebuild its military capabilities and rearm, according to the statement.
In recent weeks, Israeli media reported that the army has completed preparations for a potential large-scale offensive against Hezbollah positions should the Lebanese government and army fail to dismantle the group’s weapons by the end of 2025.
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