Key Takeaways
- Two Hezbollah members killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon
- Israeli airstrikes target Hezbollah members and infrastructure
- Escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah
Beirut: Two Hezbollah members were killed and three others injured in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon on Tuesday, Lebanese military sources told Xinhua.
The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said an Israeli drone fired three air-to-surface missiles at a motorcycle on a road linking Naqoura to Tyre in southern Lebanon. The strike set the motorcycle ablaze, killing the two riders, identified as Hezbollah members.
In a separate incident, an Israeli drone launched two air-to-surface missiles at a truck at the western entrance to Libbaya village in eastern Lebanon, wounding three Hezbollah members, the sources added.
Hezbollah announced it had attacked 14 Israeli targets on Tuesday, causing unspecified damage.
15 strikes per day have been conducted by the Israeli Air Force over the past four days, targeting 10 towns and villages along the southern Lebanon border and four deeper within southern and eastern Lebanon.
In response, Hezbollah launched several attacks using assault drones and various missiles, targeting command headquarters, artillery positions, and Israeli armored vehicles along the border and in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights.
