Military Operations in the South Continue... and "Hezbollah" Responds to Israeli Airstrikes

Military operations on both sides of the border between Hezbollah and Israel remain active. In this context, an Israeli aerial strike targeted the town of Shihine on Wednesday evening, and artillery shelled the towns of Ramiyeh and Beit Lif. Additionally, Israeli warplanes breached the sound barrier over all southern towns, releasing several thermal balloons. In response, the "Islamic Resistance" announced in a series of three statements that it "targeted espionage equipment at the Barkah Risha site with appropriate weapons, hitting it directly and causing its destruction. They also targeted the Haniyta site with artillery shells and hit it directly. Furthermore, the Islamic Resistance fighters in air defense units launched anti-aircraft missiles at enemy warplanes within Lebanese airspace in the south, forcing them to retreat and withdraw beyond the Lebanese border with occupied Palestine." It was noted that "after monitoring and tracking the enemy's movements at the Malakiyeh site, when military vehicles entered the site, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted them with rocket and artillery fire, hitting them directly."