The IDF's 91st Division reported eliminating more than 35 terrorists in southern Lebanon over the past week, according to the military spokesperson. Troops also destroyed a concealed anti-tank missile launcher. The update follows a similar operational summary two weeks ago, when the division reported over 20 eliminations.
The IDF's 91st Division published its weekly operational summary on Monday morning, reporting the elimination of over 35 Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon over the past week. The count nearly doubles the division's figure from two weeks ago, when it reported eliminating over 20 terrorists in the same area. Troops also located and destroyed a hidden anti-tank missile launcher, the military spokesperson said.
Our previous bulletin, published at 07:11, covered the same statement and reported the destruction of the launcher alongside the initial elimination figure. The current report provides a slightly updated figure of "over 35" and frames it as a weekly summary. The figure is consistent with the IDF's broader operational tempo in the area: the military reported over 125 Hezbollah operatives eliminated in Lebanon overall last week.
The 91st Division operates along the Blue Line in the eastern sector of southern Lebanon, where it has conducted clearance operations and targeted Hezbollah infrastructure since the ceasefire with Lebanon came into effect. The concealed launcher was hidden in vegetation, reflecting Hezbollah's continued efforts to maintain a military presence in the area despite the ceasefire framework.
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