Israeli forces cross key Lebanon river in expanded ground offensive
The military said the push aims to destroy Hezbollah infrastructure as Lebanon reports more than 3,300 deaths and about 1 million displaced.
- The IDF announced control of Beaufort Ridge north of the Litani River, while The IAF, artillery, and tanks conducted extensive support strikes to reduce resistance ahead of the advance.
- Responding to ongoing Hezbollah drone attacks that have killed and wounded soldiers, ground forces moved past the Yellow Line and Litani River to secure the area.
- IDF ground forces are operating near the Hezbollah stronghold of Nabatiya, which is around 20 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border.
- "Cause for serious concern," German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul added, while Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper said, "Israel's military escalation in Lebanon has killed and displaced civilians."
- Senior Israeli officials have appealed to Washington to authorize strikes in Beirut, hoping for a favorable response due to the lack of progress in negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
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Beaufort Castle since its construction in the 12th century has been a strategic enclave in all conflicts in this area of the Middle East through the control of the Crusaders to Israel today. More information: Israeli military troops cross the Litani River and extend their offensive in Lebanon
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