The Israeli Air Force struck targets in the villages of Drus and Ain Bourday in the Baalbek district of northeastern Lebanon, according to an Israeli security source. The area is significantly farther from the Nabatieh district, where overnight activity was concentrated, marking an expansion in strike range.
The Israeli Air Force struck targets in the villages of Drus and Ain Bourday in the Baalbek district of northeastern Lebanon a short while ago, a single-source report quoting a security source says. The Baalbek area, deep in the Bekaa Valley, is significantly farther from the Nabatieh district in southern Lebanon, where last night's strikes and multi-day activity were concentrated.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today, the IDF had already struck the town of Ain Bourday near Baalbek in a separate wave of airstrikes and artillery fire across eastern and southern Lebanon. The new report indicates a fresh round of strikes in that area. The previous wave of concentrated overnight bombardments in the Nabatieh district has been described by Lebanese sources as among the heaviest in weeks.
The Baalbek-Hezbollah stronghold in the Bekaa Valley is a known hub for Hezbollah weapons storage and logistics. No details on the specific targets hit, damage, or casualties have been reported yet in this new round.
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