IDF Targets Hezbollah across Lebanon, Syria, Kills Commanders

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have intensified their military operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, conducting multiple airstrikes that resulted in the deaths of several Hezbollah operatives. Notably, strikes targeted individuals involved in weapon transfers, including a key commander, Ahmad Adnan Bajjiga, and another high-ranking member, Hassan Kamal Halawi, both identified as threats to Israeli security. On Thursday, the IDF confirmed three fatalities from an airstrike in the Yohmor area, which was part of ongoing actions to deter hostile activities along the northern border. Additionally, reports indicated that a separate strike in the town of Maaroub killed a Hezbollah member, although details remain sparse. The IDF has emphasized its commitment to protecting Israeli civilians and holding the Lebanese government accountable for attacks originating from its territory. Concurrently, Israeli airstrikes in Syria targeted military assets, reflecting a broader strategy to counter threats from both Hezbollah and Iranian forces in the region.