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YnetSecurity

IDF Says It Killed Dozens of Hezbollah Operatives and Hit Over 80 Targets in South Lebanon

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The IDF said it killed dozens of Hezbollah operatives and struck more than 80 targets in southern Lebanon overnight. It also said two militants fleeing on a motorcycle were killed after rocket fire at IDF forces.

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  • IDF says it killed dozens of Hezbollah fighters overnight.
  • More than 80 targets were struck in southern Lebanon.
  • Two militants on a motorcycle were also killed.
  • The strikes were said to answer ceasefire violations.
  • The army said rockets had been fired at IDF forces.
IDF Says It Killed Dozens of Hezbollah Operatives and Hit Over 80 Targets in South Lebanon
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The Israel Defense Forces said it killed dozens of Hezbollah fighters and struck more than 80 targets in southern Lebanon starting overnight, in response to what it described as ceasefire violations by the Iran-backed group.

The military also said it killed two additional operatives who fled on a motorcycle from the area where rockets had been fired at IDF forces in southern Lebanon. No further details were provided about the timing, location, or the extent of the damage from the strikes.

The statement framed the overnight action as part of Israel’s response to ongoing breaches of the truce by Hezbollah. The IDF did not identify the dead by name and did not say whether any Israeli troops were injured.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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