Israeli air force strikes armed individuals in Lebanon amid ceasefire

The Israeli Air Force (IAF) targeted several armed individuals in Lebanon  violating the terms of the ceasefire, the IDF reported on Saturday.

The IAF, under the command of the military's 300th Brigade, targeted a vehicle carrying loaded RPGs, ammunition crates, and other military equipment after armed individuals were seen loading the truck.

Additionally, other terrorists were seen arriving at a known Hezbollah facility in the same area. The IAF, directed by the Paratroopers Brigade, struck the terrorists.

The IAF, directed by the Paratroopers Brigade, struck them. IDF troops found weapons, including grenades and a pistol, on the terrorists.

Terrorist activity was also witnessed at a Hezbollah facility in the area of Sidon, which housed rocket launchers that the air force later targeted.

In another incident, the IAF struck a Hezbollah military vehicle that was operating near a Hezbollah missile production facility deep inside Lebanon.

Israel-Lebanon ceasefire

The IDF stated that these activities by Hezbollah terrorists “constitute breaches of the ceasefire agreement,” which went into effect on Wednesday.

The Home Front Command loosened guidelines for civilians in the North on Saturday following the implementation of the ceasefire with Lebanon on Wednesday.

Following an assessment with IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi, activity in the North will transition from limited to partial, whereas in the rest of the country, full activities are allowed except for gatherings of over 2,000 people.