The source reports that the explosions heard in northern Israel on Tuesday evening were caused by IDF operations in southern Lebanon. The report follows earlier unconfirmed reports of explosions attributed to Israeli military activity in the area.
The source reported on Tuesday at 23:25 Jerusalem that the explosions heard minutes earlier in northern Israel were the result of IDF operations in southern Lebanon. The message explicitly states that the blasts were caused by military activity, providing a specific attribution to southern Lebanon.
The explosions were first reported at 23:24, with a security-field report attributing them to Israeli military activity. The new report reinforces the earlier assessment.
The Zioneer has previously covered IDF operations in southern Lebanon, including controlled detonations and airstrikes, as part of ongoing security activities along the border. The IDF has not issued an official statement on tonight's activity.
3 developments
- DevelopingIDF strikes deep in Lebanon; loud explosions heard in Western Galilee
- DevelopingUpper Galilee Council says explosions heard are from IDF activity in Lebanon
- StrongExplosions heard in northern Israel as IDF operates in southern Lebanon
- DevelopingLoud explosions heard from northern Gaza Strip; IDF confirms routine activity
Source and signal
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