The IDF said Thursday it carried out a wave of strikes on Hezbollah targets across southern Lebanon, following yesterday's roadside bomb attack in Majdal Zoun that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded four others. The military said the strikes targeted weapons depots, command centers, and additional terror infrastructure.
The IDF confirmed on Thursday that it conducted a widespread wave of airstrikes against Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours, directly responding to a roadside bomb attack on Wednesday in Majdal Zoun that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded four. The military stated that the strikes targeted weapons depots, command centers, and additional terror infrastructure, though specific locations and damage assessments were not immediately released. The attack that triggered the response was one of the deadliest incidents for Israeli forces in southern Lebanon since the ceasefire, underscoring the fragility of the agreement. The IDF has maintained a continuous campaign of strikes against Hezbollah infrastructure in the region, with the current wave representing a significant escalation in response to the loss of life.
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