Lebanese "Hezbollah" announced today, Tuesday, that it targeted an Israeli barracks with two missiles, achieving direct hits. Media outlets affiliated with the party reported that its forces struck the Ramim barracks with "Borkan" missiles and hit them directly.
The "National News Agency" reported that Israeli aircraft targeted a two-story house in the Touffa area southeast of the town of Maiss al-Jabal early in the morning, completely destroying it without any recorded injuries. The southern villages and towns adjacent to the Blue Line in the western and central sectors experienced a cautious and tense night following Israeli shelling that targeted the vicinity of the towns of Nakoura and Dhahirah around 9 PM. This was accompanied by gunfire on the mountains of Labouna and Alalam in the western sector at the outskirts of the towns of Alma al-Shab and Nakoura. The Israeli army launched illuminating flares throughout the night over the villages of Tyre and Bint Jbeil.
The border areas in southern Lebanon have been experiencing security tensions and exchanges of gunfire between the Israeli army and "Hezbollah" in Lebanon since October 8, following Israel's declaration of war on Gaza in response to the movement's attacks on southern Israel.
