A Hezbollah-affiliated source (Al-Manar) claims the group fired successive rockets at Israeli forces near the village of Tibnah in southern Lebanon, hitting military vehicles and facilities, while IDF artillery and phosphorus shells continue to pound the Ali al-Taher ridge area as ground troops try to advance. The claims are unverified by the IDF.
A Hezbollah-aligned outlet, Al-Manar, reports that its fighters are engaging Israeli ground forces attempting to advance toward the Ali al-Taher ridge, which overlooks the Nabatieh district. According to the report, successive rocket salvos struck Israeli vehicles and facilities on the outskirts of al-Tibnah (Tabnit), scoring direct hits. The same report describes heavy IDF artillery fire, including phosphorus and illumination shells, supporting the maneuver — a tactic the outlet frames as a continuation of weeks of failed Israeli attempts to reach the ridge. The Zioneer has traced the Ali al-Taher ridge as a focal point of IDF ground operations since mid-June, with live battle updates from Lebanese sources and from Al Jazeera confirming maneuvering forces in the area since June 15. This report is a Hezbollah battlefield communiqué, unverified by any independent or Israeli source. The IDF has not commented.
3 developments
- DevelopingHezbollah reportedly fires rockets at IDF forces near Tabnit; phosphorus shelling reported
- DevelopingHezbollah fires rocket barrage at IDF troops in Tabnit; IDF shells nearby ridges
- StrongLebanese sources: Hezbollah fires two anti-tank missiles at IDF force advancing near Nabatieh
- DevelopingHezbollah claims anti-tank missile fire at IDF tanks above Nabatieh
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