Hezbollah rocket commander killed in southern Drone Strike, said TDI

An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed a Hezbollah commander responsible for several rocket attacks against northern Israel, the army announced on Monday.

The strike was the last descent of the Israeli defense forces on figures alleged by Jerusalem to be agents or commanders of the terrorist group supported by Iran, while Israel and Hezbollah accuse a fragile truce in place since last year.

The Lebanon Ministry of Health has confirmed that a person had been killed in an Israeli strike on the city of Taybeh, which is around 2.5 kilometers (1.5 mile) from the border.

The FDI said it was targeting Muhammad Adnan Mansour in a drone shot, publishing images of the air of a large explosion at the entrance to what seemed to be a two -story industrial building.

The official national agency of Lebanon said that the strike had struck “in front of a motorcycle repair workshop” in the city, in the district of Marjayoun.

According to Israel, Mansour directed the Hezbollah rocket unit in the Taybeh region.

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“During the war, Muhammad led and led many projectile attacks to the upper area of ​​Galilee,” said the FDI.

From October 8, 2023, Hezbollah pulled rockets, missiles and drones in northern Israel and other parts of the country in the quasi-quotation. band.

Israel launched an intense military campaign to end Hezbollah rocket fire in early October 2024, sending land troops in southern Lebanon and launching air strikes that killed a large part of the leaders of the terrorist group and destroyed a large part of its praised arsenal, considerably weakening the Iranian proxy.

A ceasefire entered into force on November 27, but Israel promised to continue taking measures against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, performing regular raids against the terrorist group. Israeli troops continue to occupy five positions in Lebanon which have deemed a strategic necessity, with us.

Hundreds of Hezbollah supporters gathered in Taybeh on Sunday for more than a dozen groups of the group killed in the war with Israel.

Also on Sunday, the FDIs said they had an air strike in southern Lebanon by targeting Hezbollah agents who were trying to rebuild “terrorist infrastructure”.

The Lebanon Ministry of Health has confirmed that two people operating a bulldozer had been killed during the strike in the city of Zibqin in the south of the country.

“We are continuing the campaign to strengthen the defenses, while showing the initiative and the offensive action,” said FDI staff chief, Lieutenant-General Eyal Zamir, during an assessment on Sunday at the Lebanese border.

NNA also reported Israeli strikes on prefabricated houses in the Southern Naqoura region of Lebanon on Sunday.

During the weekend, the visit of the American special assistant envoy for the Middle East Morgan Ortagus discussed the situation in southern Lebanon and economic reforms with senior Lebanese officials.

A Lebanese official said on Sunday that He was discussed the disarmament of Hezbollah, without set up a deadline during his meetings in Beirut one day earlier.

In an interview with the Lebanese television channel LBCI broadcast on Sunday, Ortagus said that Washington had continued to press the government of Lebanon “to fully achieve the cessation of hostilities, and this includes the disarmament of Hezbollah and all militias”, the addition should occur “as soon as possible”.

The truce agreement agreed at the end of November is based on a resolution of the United Nations Security Council which indicates that Lebanese troops and the United Nations peacekeepers should be the only forces in southern Lebanon, and calls for the disarmament of all non -state groups, mainly Hezbollah, which used the region as a base to launch attacks against Israel under the sponsorship of Iran.

Lebanese president Joseph Aoun said on Monday that the question should be resolved “by communication and dialogue because in the end, Hezbollah is a Lebanese element”.

He urged Washington to put pressure on Israel to withdraw from five border points, saying that the current presence of the troops “complicates the situation”.