Israeli Air Force Attacks Hezbollah Positions in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley

On Friday, February 1, the Israeli Army's Telegram channel reported that its air force targeted several sites associated with the terrorist group Hezbollah in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. The Israeli Army stated that these targets included an underground weapons production site belonging to Hezbollah, a group supported by the Iranian government, as well as several terrorist infrastructures on the Syrian-Lebanese border that were used for smuggling weapons into Lebanon. Additionally, the Israeli Army announced that a Hezbollah reconnaissance drone, which approached Israeli airspace from Lebanon on Thursday, February 1, was shot down by its air force. The Israeli Army deemed this action a 'violation of the ceasefire agreement' between Israel and Hezbollah and emphasized that it would not tolerate any such terrorist activities. The Israeli Army remains deployed in southern Lebanon and insists it will continue military operations to counter any threats against Israel's security and its forces. Hezbollah has handed over the 'Imad 4' missile underground facilities to the Lebanese Army, according to reports, and a commander of the Lebanese Army has allegedly disclosed military secrets to Hezbollah.