The Israeli military has completed the controlled demolition of structures in the village of Aita al-Jabal in southern Lebanon, according to Israeli and Lebanese reports. No casualties, the size of the blasts, or the types of buildings targeted were reported.
IDF forces have completed a series of controlled demolitions in the village of Aita al-Jabal, southern Lebanon, according to Israeli media reports citing Lebanese sources. The operation is the latest in a string of IDF demolition activities across the region since early Monday. As The Zioneer reported at 15:36, the demolition sequence was underway moments earlier; the IDF has now confirmed the conclusion of the operation.
The single-source message does not specify the number or type of buildings targeted, nor whether the structures had military uses. No casualty figures or secondary explosions were reported.
This is the second demolition event in Aita al-Jabal covered by The Zioneer within the past hour, following an 08:29 report on controlled demolitions in Tebnit, Hadatha, and Rashaf in the Nabatieh district. A pattern of IDF demolition operations in southern Lebanon's border villages, including previous booby-trapping and demolition of buildings in Majdal Zoun on June 13, has been documented by the desk this month. The IDF has not issued a formal statement on today's demolitions in Aita al-Jabal.
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