Lebanon fires dozens of shells into Israel No casualties reported

The Israeli military has reported a significant incident of cross-border shelling from Lebanon, with approximately 30 shells fired into northern Israel.

The shelling occurred early this morning, triggering sirens in the Mattat area between 06:04 and 06:05, Caliber.Az reports per Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

The shells crossed the border from Lebanese territory. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported in connection with the incident. The Israeli military is currently assessing the situation and has issued a statement confirming the event.

The escalation comes amid heightened regional tensions, and the incident is likely to prompt further scrutiny and response from both Israeli and Lebanese authorities.

On the night of September 7, the Israeli Air Force conducted an attack on a Hezbollah rocket launcher located in the Yatar region of southern Lebanon.

According to the IDF spokesperson's Office, the strike successfully hit the intended target with precision.