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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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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