The IDF is striking targets in southern Lebanon in an ongoing wave, shifting from fighter jets to drone strikes, according to military sources. Targeted locations include the villages of Kfar Remen, Kfar Sir, Jabal Rafia, Rihan, the city of Nabatieh, and Harouf.
The IDF's air campaign in southern Lebanon continued into midday Saturday, with a notable shift in tactics: after a morning of heavy fighter-jet airstrikes that struck 14 towns, forces transitioned to predominantly drone strikes, according to military sources. The six targeted locations — Kfar Remen, Kfar Sir, Jabal Rafia, Rihan, Nabatieh, and Harouf — overlap with areas hit earlier in the day, suggesting sustained suppression of Hezbollah positions.
As The Zioneer reported at 11:02, the earlier wave struck 14 towns including Nabatieh and villages in the Nabatieh district. The shift to drones may indicate a change in target types or a desire to sustain pressure with lower operational tempo. No casualty figures or confirmation of specific target hits have been released yet. The operation comes amid broader Israeli efforts to degrade Hezbollah's rocket and observation capabilities along the border.
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