Israel warns Lebanese people to stay away from “buildings used by Hezbollah”

The Israeli army confirmed the new bombing of southern and eastern Lebanon, and warned the civilian population of that country about it run away of “the buildings used by the Shiite group Hezbollah to store weapons,” as they will soon be series of attacks on militia targets.

“In the past hours, we have discovered plans by Hezbollah to attack the citizens of the State of Israel. The army began its attacks an hour ago. In the near future, the army will strike terrorist targets in Lebanon to eliminate the threats,” he said in a statement.

During the early morning hours, a large number of southern areas were hit by airstrikes, including about 80 bombings concentrated in the Nabatieh region (south), as well as at least seven different areas in the Bekaa (east), which have so far only been attacked in a limited manner.

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The Israeli military has reported the detection of multiple drones launched so called from Iraq by pro-Iranian militias near the Jordanian border, which they responded to by activating anti-aircraft alerts and launching interceptors, an event that left no casualties.

Late on Sunday, the Israeli military (IDF) said its air defenses had “detected a drone launched from Iraq and entered the country via Syria” in the city of Beit Shan, near the border with Jordan. “Several interceptors were launched against the aircraft. The event has ended, there were no casualties,” it said in a statement posted on its social network account X.

The Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah tonight has claimed five new attacks against military positions in northern Israel. In a series of statements, the group said it fired projectiles at the military posts of Al Baghdadi, Mayan Baruch and several radar systems in the disputed Chebaa Farms, all of which are located close to the gorge.