Israeli air strikes have struck southern Lebanon

Israel has made a large wave of air strikes in southern Lebanon, saying that it was targeting the positions of the armed group supported by Iran, Hezbollah.

The attacks intervened after the publication of evacuation warnings for several places. There was no immediate report of victims.

Israel has carried out air strikes on people and places which, according to them, are linked to Hezbollah almost every day despite an agreement that ended the war with the group in November.

The Lebanese Prime Minister called on the international community to exhort Israel to arrest what he described as intimidation and attacks, and to fulfill his cease-fire obligations.

Images published online have shown huge plumes of smoke in but Al-Jabal, one of the locations struck.

An Israeli military spokesman said the objectives were infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah and in response to the group’s attempts to restore activities in the region. He has provided no evidence.

Arabic spokesman for the Arab of Defense Forces Israel (FDI), Avichay Adraee, said that his forces had attacked and attacked Hezbollah’s arms warehouses, and that their presence “constituted a violation of understanding between Israel and Lebanon”.

Previously, he warned the residents to evacuate buildings in the villages of Mais al-Jabal, Kfar Tibnit and Debbin, and later in two other villages.

The Prime Minister of Lebanon, Nawaf Salam, said that on X, his country was determined to stop hostile actions, but asked: “Where is Israel’s commitment to these mechanisms?”

He called the international community, in particular countries sponsoring the ceasefire, “to exert maximum pressure on Israel to immediately stop assaults”, to immediately withdraw from Lebanese territory and release prisoners.

The ceasefire in the United States and France has been agreed between the governments of Israel and Lebanon, not Hezbollah.

He indicates that Lebanon “will prevent Hezbollah and all other armed groups on the territory of Lebanon from carrying out operations against Israel”. Meanwhile, Israel “will not implement offensive military operations against Lebanese targets, including civil, military or other targets of the State, in Lebanon territory”.

The Lebanese government has instructed the army to establish a state monopoly on arms, a decision that Hezbollah said it would not take into account.