The Israeli military announced that it has conducted strikes on infrastructure in southern Beirut, which it claims is associated with the Iran-backed group Hezbollah. This action follows reports of projectiles being fired at Israel earlier in the day.
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Israeli military conducts strikes in southern Beirut targeting Hezbollah infrastructure
The Israeli military has carried out strikes in southern Beirut targeting infrastructure linked to Hezbollah, following an incident where projectiles were reportedly launched at Israel. The strikes occurred shortly after a ceasefire was announced.
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Israel's military says it struck southern Beirut days after a shaky ceasefire with Lebanon was announced
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Israeli military conducts strikes in southern Beirut targeting Hezbollah infrastructure