The IDF announced that it struck more than 80 Hezbollah command posts, launch positions, and terror infrastructure in the Nabatieh area and beyond since overnight, as well as two Hezbollah headquarters in the Beqaa Valley with operatives inside. Dozens of Hezbollah operatives were killed, according to the military, which described the operation as a response to repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations.
A large-scale Israeli operation against Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley is underway, the military announced on Tuesday. The IDF Spokesperson said that since overnight, forces struck more than 80 command posts, launch positions, and terror infrastructure sites in the Nabatieh area and beyond, as well as two Hezbollah headquarters in the Beqaa where operatives were present. Dozens of Hezbollah operatives were killed, according to the IDF, which described the strikes as a response to "repeated Hezbollah violations" of the ceasefire.
The operation is the latest in a series of large-scale IDF strikes since late spring. As The Zioneer has reported, the military struck more than 70 Hezbollah sites on June 14 and over 100 targets on June 19, exposing strategic underground infrastructure. On June 23, the IDF confirmed a second strike in Nabatieh the same day against a cell approaching troops. The military has consistently accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire.
Casualty figures have not been independently verified, and Hezbollah has not yet commented. The IDF said the strikes targeted sites used for planning and executing attacks against Israeli territory and forces.
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