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IDF strikes multiple Hezbollah posts in Syria



IDF fighter jets struck a number of Hezbollah military compounds in which Hezbollah terrorists operated, an observation post, and additional terrorist infrastructure in the areas of Houla, Khilat al-Daba, Yaroun, Meiss El Jabal, Yarine, and Shikhin in southern Lebanon.

In addition, IDF fighter jets struck additional Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure in the area of Ramyeh. Throughout the day, IDF artillery fired toward a number of locations in southern Lebanon.

"Hezbollah’s military activity south of the Litani River in Lebanon, including the use and storage of armaments, is a clear violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701. The IDF will continue to defend Israel’s borders from any threat," the IDF stated.



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