The Israeli Air Force carried out a wave of strikes this morning across at least nine towns in Lebanon — including Tulin (four strikes), Sahmar in western Beqaa (two), Majdal Zon (four), Debin, Kfar Tebnit (three), Burj Qalawiya, Kafra, and Al-Bayyad (three) — according to Lebanese sources. No casualty figures or target details have been reported yet.
The Israeli Air Force struck at least nine towns in Lebanon during the morning hours, according to Lebanese sources cited by Abu Ali Express. The strikes were concentrated in southern Lebanon and the western Beqaa valley: Tulin was hit four times, Sahmar twice, Majdal Zon four times, Debin once, Kfar Tebnit three times, Burj Qalawiya once, Kafra once, and Al-Bayyad three times. No casualty figures or details on the specific targets have been reported. The activity follows a similar wave of strikes overnight in southern Lebanon, as The Zioneer reported on June 11 (09:23 Jerusalem), and continues a pattern of sustained IAF operations against Hezbollah assets along the border. The scale and geographic spread suggest a deliberate effort to degrade Hezbollah's military infrastructure across multiple sectors. What remains unclear is whether this morning's strikes are a continuation of last night's operations or a new phase triggered by intelligence on imminent attack plans.
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