A series of Israeli airstrikes shook the Beqaa and Hermel regions on Thursday. Loud explosions were heard in the areas of Janta, Shmistar and the heights of Hermel.
The Israeli army announced that it carried out a series of airstrikes against Hezbollah positions in the Beqaa and northern Lebanon.
According to a statement from the Israeli army, the strikes, “guided by military intelligence,” targeted several sites belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organization, including a training camp and a precision-missile manufacturing site in the Beqaa, as well as a military infrastructure in the Sharbine sector in northern Lebanon (Hermel).
The Israeli army claims that the bombed camp was used for the training and preparation of Hezbollah fighters to “plan and carry out terrorist attacks against Israeli troops and the state of Israel.”
According to the statement, the training included live-fire exercises and the use of various types of weapons.
The strikes also destroyed manufacturing and weapons-storage infrastructure, described by the Israeli army as a “blatant violation of agreements between Israel and Lebanon.”
“The Israeli army will continue to act to eliminate any threat against the state of Israel,” the statement concluded.
#عاجل 🔸 جيش الدفاع اغار على معسكر وعلى موقع لانتاج صواريخ دقيقة تابعين لحزب الله في منطقتيْ البقاع وشمال لبنان
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🔸أغارت طائرات سلاح الجو قبل قليل على عدة أهداف ارهابية لحزب الله في منطقة البقاع ومن بينها معسكر استخدم لتدريب عناصر حزب الله والذي شوهد في داخله عناصر من التنظيم.…
Large fires broke out following the Israeli strikes in the Beqaa.
Preliminary reports indicate two fatalities.
Near Shmistar High School, minor injuries were reported due to glass shards from the airstrikes, which also caused several students to faint.
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Aoun
Earlier today, Army Commander General Joseph Aoun received the new head of the Ceasefire Monitoring Commission, General Joseph Clearfield.
During the meeting, General Aoun stated that “Lebanon places great hopes in the Commission’s work to help restore stability in the South,” adding that “Lebanon is fully committed to implementing all security measures adopted by the Army Command; no one wants a return to war.”
For his part, General Clearfield noted that “the Commission’s meetings will become regular in order to work on consolidating the ceasefire in the South.”
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