IDF strikes several Hezbollah weapon storage facilities in southern Lebanon

JERUSALEM: The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) has struck several Hezbollah weapon storage facilities and additional terror infrastructure throughout southern Lebanon.

“STRUCK: Several Hezbollah weapon storage facilities and additional terror infrastructure throughout southern Lebanon. Prior to the strikes, steps were taken in order to mitigate possible harm to civilians. Hezbollah’s activity at these sites constitutes a violation of the ceasefire understandings between Israel and Lebanon”, the IDF wrote in its post.

STRUCK: Several Hezbollah weapon storage facilities and additional terror infrastructure throughout southern Lebanon.

Prior to the strikes, steps were taken in order to mitigate possible harm to civilians.

Hezbollah’s activity at these sites constitutes a violation of the…

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) January 15, 2026

Earlier on Sunday, the IDF also said it carried out strikes on multiple Hezbollah-linked military sites in southern Lebanon, targeting shafts allegedly used for storing weapons, amid rising tensions along the border.

In a post on X, the IDF stated that the strikes hit locations where Hezbollah activity had been identified in recent months.

“STRUCK: Shafts used for storing weapons in several military sites belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, where in recent months, Hezbollah activity has been identified at these sites. Hezbollah’s terror activity at these sites constitutes a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon”, the Israeli military said in its post.

According to The Times of Israel, since the November 2024 ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, the IDF has killed around 400 operatives and struck hundreds of additional Hezbollah-linked targets. The IDF has repeatedly asserted that the activity at the targeted sites constitutes a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon.

The Lebanese government claimed last week to have disarmed Hezbollah south of the country’s Litani River, but Israel has cast doubt on such an assertion, the Times of Israel reported. (ANI)