The IDF reported Saturday that it had struck multiple Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, citing threats to Israel and violations of the cease-fire agreement.
In one instance, the IDF said armed operatives were observed loading a vehicle with RPGs, ammunition and other military equipment, which was subsequently hit in an airstrike.
IDF strikes Hezbollah targets after cease-fire terms violated
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Additional strikes were carried out against Hezbollah operatives suspiciously approaching buildings in southern Lebanon. Weapons, including grenades and firearms, were found on the operatives, the IDF said.
In a separate strike near Sidon, Israeli aircraft targeted rocket launchers at a Hezbollah facility. "These actions were taken to address immediate threats and to enforce the cease-fire," the IDF reported.
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The military reiterated warnings to southern Lebanon residents to avoid areas south of the Litani River, as curfews from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m. remain in effect.
Earlier in the day, IDF troops in southern Lebanon discovered Hezbollah arms and munitions hidden inside a mosque. The military also confirmed airstrikes along the Syria-Lebanon border to disrupt the transfer of weapons intended for Hezbollah.