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Israel army says it will continue to ‘remove threats’ from Hezbollah

From Naharnet · () English

Translated from English and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Israel’s military said it struck Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon after two explosive drones were launched toward its troops.
  • Lebanese state media reported that the overnight strikes killed 11 people, while Israel said it was reviewing claims that uninvolved people were harmed.
  • The military said it would continue operations against threats while maintaining its commitment to the ceasefire agreement.

Israel’s military says the ceasefire remains in place, but it will keep targeting what it calls threats from Hezbollah. The statement followed reports from Lebanese state media that overnight Israeli strikes killed 11 people.

The military said it hit Hezbollah “infrastructure sites” across southern Lebanon after two explosive drones were launched toward Israeli troops. It also said it targeted “several terrorists” who were transferring weapons.

The claim that several uninvolved individuals were harmed as a result of the strikes is being reviewed.

· Israel’s militaryThe military responded to reports that civilians or other uninvolved people were harmed in the strikes.

Israel said it was reviewing the claim that several uninvolved people were harmed in the strikes. “The claim that several uninvolved individuals were harmed as a result of the strikes is being reviewed,” the military said.

It added that it “will continue to operate to remove threats while remaining committed to the ceasefire agreement.”

We will continue to operate to remove threats while remaining committed to the ceasefire agreement.

· Israel’s militaryThe military described its continued operations against Hezbollah while reaffirming its ceasefire commitment.
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Originally published by Naharnet in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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