Reports indicate that Israeli aircraft launched an intensive raid on a building in the town of Kfar Hatta in southern Lebanon, after receiving prior warning to evacuate it.
In a related context, the Israeli army stated that it had, for the second time today, attacked Hezbollah infrastructure in various areas of southern Lebanon.
The correspondent had previously explained that an Israeli drone carried out a raid on the same building, after an Israeli warning to evacuate it, as part of the ongoing field escalation in the southern region.
The raid came shortly after a warning issued by the Israeli army spokesman via the “X” platform, where he called on residents of the specified complex in the town to evacuate, claiming that the building is used for military purposes.
In recent hours, the Israeli army has intensified its warnings and operations in a number of southern areas, announcing the implementation of raids targeting tunnel entrances and sites allegedly used to store weapons. Raids were also previously recorded on Burghuz and Al-Mahmoudiyah, in addition to a raid carried out near the Rihan heights, as part of a continuing field escalation in the south.
These developments come amid continuing security tensions on the southern border, accompanied by intensive flights of warplanes and drones, and repeated warnings to residents, amid fears of expanding the scope of targeting.
