Israeli Army Attacks Hezbollah Military Installations in Southern Lebanon

On Friday, March 8, the Israeli army announced that it had targeted military installations of the Iran-affiliated group Hezbollah in southern Lebanon during its attacks. The Israeli army stated that in these attacks, military sites belonging to the terrorist organization Hezbollah, where weapons and rocket launchers were stored, were targeted and destroyed. Israel considered the weapons and rocket launchers at Hezbollah's military sites as 'a threat to its country and people' and emphasized that the storage of these weapons in southern Lebanon is 'a clear violation of agreements' between Tel Aviv and Beirut. The official Lebanese news agency also confirmed the Israeli attacks on areas in the south of the country. Israel and Hezbollah engaged in direct conflict as the war in Gaza began. These clashes last September and October resulted in the elimination of senior Hezbollah leaders and the deaths of many of the group's forces supported by the Islamic Republic. After the deaths of Hezbollah leaders, including Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, in Israeli attacks, both sides reached a ceasefire agreement on November 27. However, since the implementation of this agreement, Israel has accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire and has continued its attacks on the positions of this group. Ongoing clashes in southern Lebanon; UN warning about explosive remnants. Eyal Zamir has taken command of the Israeli army. Pentagon deputy nominee: The Iranian government should not have nuclear weapons. A Hezbollah commander was killed in an Israeli drone attack in southern Lebanon. Defense ministers of the US and Israel: The Iranian government is a threat to regional security.