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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Strikes Two Armed Hezbollah Operatives in Ali Taher Ridge

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

Israeli troops identified two armed Hezbollah operatives on the Ali Taher ridge this morning and struck them immediately. The military said the attack was carried out to eliminate a threat to forces in the area.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Givati Reconnaissance Battalion spotted two armed Hezbollah operatives this morning.
  • The men were seen on the Ali Taher ridge.
  • The military said they threatened forces in the security zone.
  • The Air Force and ground troops struck them immediately.
  • No further details were given on casualties or their status.
IDF Strikes Two Armed Hezbollah Operatives in Ali Taher Ridge
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Israeli forces from the Givati Reconnaissance Battalion identified two armed Hezbollah operatives this morning on the Ali Taher ridge, a location described as posing a threat to troops operating in the security zone.

After the sighting, the Air Force and ground forces carried out a strike against the two men to remove the threat. The report gives no further details on the operatives' condition or on any casualties.

The incident took place during ongoing military activity in the area, with the stated purpose of protecting Israeli forces operating there.

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