Iran-backed Hezbollah fires dozens of missiles towards Northern Israel
- Hezbollah and Israeli forces have been exchanging daily fire across the border, triggering airstrikes and rocket launches.
- Israel intercepted explosive-laden drones from Hezbollah and launched air strikes in southeastern Lebanon, with no reported injuries.
- In response to tensions, Israel targeted Hezbollah's military compound, with both parties preparing for potential Iranian attacks.
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Iran-Backed Hezbollah Claims It Fired 'Dozens' Of Rockets At Israeli Artillery Sites
Hezbollah targeted “enemy artillery positions with dozens of Katyusha rockets…in response to the enemy’s attacks on... southern villages and civilian homes,” the militant group said in a statement.
Hezbollah says fired ‘dozens’ of rockets at Israeli positions
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s Iran-backed Hezbollah group said it fired “dozens of Katyusha rockets” at Israeli artillery positions Friday, a bombardment it said was in response to Israeli strikes in the south. Hamas ally Hezbollah has exchanged near-daily cross-border fire with the Israeli army since the Palestinian militant group attacked southern Israel on October 7 triggering war in Gaza.
IDF says some 40 rockets fired by Hezbollah on Israeli north
IDF says air air defenses successfully intercepted two explosive-laden drones launched by Hezbollah; adds that amid Iranian threat military approves plans to attack with diverse capabilities and act to protect the citizens of Israel
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