The IDF announced new attacks on Lebanese Hezbollah targets

The Israeli IDF carried out airstrikes against targets of the Lebanese group Hezbollah. The military about this reported in your Telegram channel.

According to the IDF, the strikes were carried out in response to missile launches towards Israel.

“Among these terrorist facilities were military complexes used for operational and terrorist purposes, as well as Hezbollah’s terrorist infrastructure,” the report clarifies. In addition, the IDF attacked anti-tank missile launchers located along the border [с Ливаном] and “directed towards Israel.”

“The IDF is ready and will continue to operate on all fronts to ensure the safety of Israeli civilians,” the military stressed.

Later, the IDF announced night strikes on October 21 against Hamas targets throughout the Gaza Strip.

National Emergency Management Directorate under the Ministry of Defense and the IDF October 20 announced on the evacuation of residents from the village of Kiryat Shmona, which is located near the border with Lebanon. On October 18, the Israeli government approved the evacuation of residents of settlements located at a distance of 2 to 5 km from the Lebanese border. On October 16, an evacuation was announced from 28 settlements located within 2 km of the border with Lebanon.

On the morning of October 7, the Palestinian group Hamas began military operations against Israel. The Israeli IDF responded by launching Operation Iron Swords, striking hundreds of Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli government announced that the country had entered a state of war. 300,000 reservists were also mobilized.

In a show of solidarity with the Palestinians, the Iranian-backed Shiite group Hezbollah, based in Lebanon, fired on three Israeli posts in the area of ​​the so-called Shebaa farm in the northeast of the country on the morning of October 8, a disputed territory captured by Israel from Syria in 1967. Israel carried out retaliatory attacks. airstrikes on positions of Lebanese militants. On October 9, the Lebanese Foreign Ministry said that Hezbollah had promised not to conduct military operations against Israel unless it began to “persecute” Lebanon.

Following the attack on Al-Ahli hospital in the Gaza Strip on October 17, which killed between 500 and 800 people, Hezbollah declared October 18 a “day of rage” against Israel. IDF 18 October reported about the shelling of Kibbutz Manara and the Rosh Hanikra area on the border with Lebanon with anti-tank missiles. “IDF soldiers return fire in the direction of the source of the shooting,” the military wrote.