The Israel Defense Forces has launched a major new operation in southern Lebanon, claiming to have struck more than 100 Hezbollah infrastructure sites and eliminated over 60 fighters during the past week. According to the IDF, troops from the 551st, 401st and 300th brigades targeted weapons depots, observation posts and strategic Hezbollah positions south of the border. A large weapons storage facility in Ras al-Bayada was also located and destroyed.  

Tensions in the West Asia continue to surge as Israel intensifies its military operations targeting Hezbollah positions across southern Lebanon. According to official military statements, multiple airstrikes were carried out on strategic locations including weapons depots, infrastructure hubs, and buildings allegedly housing Hezbollah operatives. Reports suggest that around 25 key targets were struck in a coordinated aerial assault involving Israeli jets, while simultaneous interceptions of aerial threats and exchanges of rocket fire and drones were also reported. The ongoing conflict has further escalated cross-border hostilities, raising concerns over regional stability.