Israel deploys troops to Mount Dov and reinforces its offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon

The warning includes cities such as Tyre and Bint Jbeil, areas where Hezbollah maintains a military presence and from where attacks have been launched against Israel.

The measure is part of the Israeli strategy to create a buffer zone to protect the inhabitants of the north of the country against possible attacks by the

armed group.

Hezbollah responds with attacks on Israel Following

Israeli operations, Hezbollah launched missiles at Israeli positions in the Galilee region, again raising tension on the border

The Israel Defense Forces expanded their military operations in southern Lebanon with the deployment of troops in the Mount Dov area, while attacks on Hezbollah positions continue and the evacuation order is maintained for civilians in areas close to the border.

The Israeli army reported that units of the Mountain Brigade (810), under the command of Division 210, are operating in different locations in the sector. The objective is to detect and destroy terrorist infrastructure used by Hezbollah and to reinforce the line of defense that protects Israeli communities in the north

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The Israeli government maintains that these actions seek to prevent the Lebanese armed group from continuing to reinforce its military presence near the border.

Strikes against Hezbollah's infrastructure

In parallel with the ground deployment, Israel intensified its air strikes against

targets linked to Hezbollah.

According to military authorities, around 80 targets were attacked in the last 24 hours, including command centers used by the terrorist organization in Beirut and other strategic areas of the country.

The operations are part of a larger campaign aimed at weakening the military capabilities of the Iranian-backed group, which in recent days has increased its attacks on

Israeli territory.

In addition, a drone operation eliminated Wassim Atallah al-Ali, a senior leader of Hamas, in an apartment located in Beddawi, near the city of Tripoli, in northern Lebanon.

Israel maintains that the presence of leaders of terrorist organizations in Lebanese territory demonstrates the degree of coordination between different armed groups operating in the region.

Evacuation order in southern Lebanon In the

midst of the offensive, the Israeli army renewed its warning for civilians to leave large areas of southern

Lebanon.

The Arabic-language spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces, Avichay Adraee, asked residents to move north of the Litani River, in order to avoid being trapped in areas where fighting continues.