On Monday, Hezbollah announced that it had targeted several Israeli sites off the Lebanese border, at a time when the eastern areas of the town of Naqoura and the Ruwaisat area in southern Lebanon were subjected to Israeli bombing, according to the National News Agency.
Hezbollah said in a statement that it targeted a gathering of occupation soldiers and vehicles in the vicinity of the Hamra site using what it described as “appropriate weapons.”
Earlier today, Hezbollah reported that it targeted several Israeli sites, bombing the monk sites and a command headquarters near the Evin Menachem settlement and the Avivim barracks, in addition to targeting a gathering of vehicles in the vicinity of the village of Honen.
He added that he bombed those sites using “appropriate weapons and achieved direct hits,” which led to a number of Israeli army soldiers being killed or wounded.
On the other hand, the Israeli army announced on the Telegram platform that sirens sounded in the Yaara area on the border with Lebanon, without providing additional details.
Bombing Hezbollah targets
In response to Hezbollah, the Israeli army stated in a statement that one of its fighters bombed targets representing what it described as Hezbollah’s infrastructure, and said that another plane bombed a “cell” in Lebanon that attempted to launch an anti-tank missile.
Yesterday, Sunday, Hezbollah announced the killing of 3 of its members in southern Lebanon.
Since the beginning of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, the Lebanese Hezbollah and the Israeli occupation army have exchanged cross-border shelling, and both sides have announced the infliction of deaths and injuries on the other side.
This comes as the Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip continues for the 73rd day, leaving nearly 19,000 martyrs and more than 51,000 wounded, most of whom are women and children, in addition to massive destruction of residential buildings, vital facilities, and hospitals.
