Israeli Occupation launches largest aerial invasion of Lebanon since 2006 war

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out their largest "aerial invasion" of Lebanon since the 2006 war, launching a series of intense airstrikes targeting various regions across the country, according to a Roya correspondent.

Roya's correspondent reported that Israeli Occupation aircraft struck several villages and towns in southern Lebanon and northern Beqaa.

The airstrikes targeted areas surrounding the town of Zaboud in northern Beqaa, as well as multiple locations in the western mountain range, including the outskirts of Hermel, Zaboud, and Harbata. The bombardment extended to nine different areas within the western mountain range overlooking northern Beqaa.

Additionally, villages and highlands in the Iqlim Al-Tuffah region and the districts of Tyre, Nabatieh, Bint Jbeil, and Zahrani were hit by a wave of airstrikes. The attacks intensified in Tyre and Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, with fire belts forming across these areas, marking unprecedented military escalation in villages across southern Lebanon and northern Beqaa.