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IDF strikes at Hezbollah military buildings, including identified terrorist cell

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The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) continues to attack Hezbollah's military infrastructure in southern Lebanon.

Daily fights between Hezbollah and Israel have been ongoing since October 8th © Mena Today 

Daily fights between Hezbollah and Israel have been ongoing since October 8th © Mena Today 

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) continues to attack Hezbollah's military infrastructure in southern Lebanon. 

The IDF spokesman said in a statement that an IDF drone detected a terrorist squad entering a military building belonging to the organization in southern Lebanon, which was attacked a short time ago by a fighter jet. 

It was also reported that several launches were detected towards Arab al-Aramshe, Hanita, and Mount Dov, prompting the IDF to respond by attacking the launch sites in Lebanon.

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