Israeli military strikes Hezbollah rocket launchers in southern Lebanon

13 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 25

Overnight, Israeli forces targeted launchers in Deir El Zahrani, Reman, and Al-Saamiya, north of their forward defense line.
The military stated the launchers were loaded and posed an immediate threat to Israeli troops and civilians, vowing continued action to eliminate such threats.
These strikes highlight ongoing tensions despite a cease-fire extension announced Thursday by President Trump, raising concerns about the stability of the Israel-Lebanon truce.

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