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Lebanese reports: Over 20 IDF airstrikes hit area between Litani and Zahrani rivers

The Zioneer Intelligence DeskUpdated 07:50
Lebanese reports: Over 20 IDF airstrikes hit area between Litani and Zahrani rivers

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TL;DR

Lebanese sources report more than 20 Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon between the Litani and Zahrani rivers, following a night of bombardment in the Nabatieh area. Video shows the village of Adshit, south of Beaufort Castle, struck. Israeli military has not commented.

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Lebanese sources report that the IDF carried out more than 20 airstrikes early Friday morning in southern Lebanon, in the area between the Litani and Zahrani rivers. The strikes follow a night of heavy bombardment focused on the Nabatieh area, where the IDF has regularly targeted Hezbollah infrastructure over recent weeks. Video circulating among Lebanese channels shows the village of Adshit, south of Beaufort Castle, hit in the strikes. The Israeli military has not commented on this specific wave.

The Zioneer has previously reported on extensive strikes in the Nabatieh district, including a 10-town wave on June 14 and heavy airstrikes on Nabatieh and Ruman on June 13. The current wave extends the strike zone north toward the Zahrani river, widening the area of operations beyond the immediate Nabatieh environs. Hezbollah has not announced any retaliation as of Friday morning.

No casualty figures or specific target details have been reported from the strikes, and the information relies on single-source Lebanese reporting.

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