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IDF Strikes Hezbollah After Drone Attack on Troops in Southern Lebanon

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The IDF conducted airstrikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon after the group launched two explosive drones at Israeli troops. Meanwhile, the EU is planning a mission to train the Lebanese army to help disarm Hezbollah, a move complicated by Hezbollah's refusal to withdraw from contested areas.

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  • IDF struck Hezbollah infrastructure after two explosive drones targeted Israeli troops in southern Lebanon.
  • No Israeli soldiers were injured in the drone attack, and one drone was intercepted.
  • The EU plans a mission to train Lebanon's armed forces to help disarm Hezbollah.
  • Hezbollah's refusal to withdraw from the Ali Taher Ridge hinders ceasefire efforts.
  • Israel's further withdrawal from Lebanon is contingent on Hezbollah's disarmament.
IDF Strikes Hezbollah After Drone Attack on Troops in Southern Lebanon
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