The IDF reportedly carried out explosions of Hezbollah structures in the town of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon. No details on the number of buildings or casualties have been reported. The military has not officially commented on the operation.
The IDF reportedly carried out controlled explosions of Hezbollah buildings in the southern Lebanese town of Majdal Zoun on Tuesday evening, according to reports. This follows an earlier report at 17:36 Jerusalem time that the IDF had bombed a large target in the same town. The nature of the operation — from a single large bombing to multiple building explosions — suggests a targeted demolition of Hezbollah infrastructure in the area.
The operation is part of ongoing Israeli military activity in southern Lebanon, where the IDF has been striking Hezbollah positions and infrastructure since the breakdown of the ceasefire. The Zioneer previously reported on IDF strikes and building demolitions in multiple southern Lebanese towns, including Bint Jbeil, Kunin, and Hadda, as part of a campaign to degrade Hezbollah's military capabilities near the border.
No casualty figures have been reported, and the IDF has not issued an official statement on the Majdal Zoun operation. The security situation in the sector remains volatile, with Hezbollah continuing to violate the ceasefire framework, according to the Israeli military.
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