Israel strikes targets in southern Lebanon, two Hezbollah members killed

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) carried out two airstrikes on targets in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of two individuals identified as operatives of Hezbollah, the army’s spokesperson said.

According to the statement, one of those killed was Mahmoud Ali Issa, described as a Hezbollah representative in the village of Kafra, southeast of Tyre, approximately 10 kilometres from the Israeli border, Caliber.Az reports.

Israeli authorities said he was involved in the use of private property for military purposes, including weapons storage and surveillance. He was reportedly targeted while travelling by car.

A second individual, described as a Hezbollah operative, was killed near the village of Zabkin.

Israeli forces said he had been operating a bulldozer to rebuild what they termed “military infrastructure.”

By Aghakazim Guliyev