Israel struck new positions of Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon
Israeli forces continue attacking Hezbollah positions in Lebanon (photo: Getty Images)
On Wednesday, August 21, the Israeli Army struck a Hezbollah terrorist cell in southern Lebanon that had been firing at Israeli territory, reports the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
It was noted that Israeli soldiers identified a terrorist cell that had previously launched rockets towards the area of Zar'it. The cell was operating from a building in the Shihin region in southern Lebanon. The Israel Air Force targeted this building.
Additionally, the IDF struck a Hezbollah military structure in the Kfarkela area in southern Lebanon. Strikes were also carried out to eliminate threats in the Ayta ash Shab and Aalma El Chaeb regions in southern Lebanon.
כוח צה"ל זיהה מוקדם יותר היום חוליית מחבלים מארגון הטרור חיזבאללה, ששיגרה היום רקטות למרחב זרעית, פועלת במבנה במרחב שיחין שבדרום לבנון.
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Israeli attacks on Hezbollah terrorists
On Tuesday, August 20, the Israeli Army conducted strikes on terrorist positions in the Matmoura area in southern Lebanon. The IDF also targeted Hezbollah weapon storage facilities in the Bekaa region.
Recently, the Israeli Army eliminated high-ranking Hamas terrorists who had killed an Israeli citizen.
Additionally, Israel attacked Hezbollah military sites in two areas in southern Lebanon.
