Scope of fire intensifies; Air Force commander sends message to Hezbollah: "Ready to take off with full force"
The Air Force has dropped approximately 700 munitions in Lebanon and Gaza since the beginning of the month, most of them in southern Lebanon. The IDF identifies Hezbollah attempts to rebuild infrastructure beyond the yellow line and clarifies: stability in the north is not measured only by the absence of fire. The Air Force commander, Major General Tomer Tishler, toured southern Lebanon and stated: "Ready to take off with full force."
The Air Force has dropped approximately 700 munitions in Lebanon and Gaza since the beginning of the month, most of them in southern Lebanon. The IDF identifies Hezbollah attempts to rebuild infrastructure beyond the yellow line and clarifies: stability in the north is not measured only by the absence of fire. The Air Force commander, Major General Tomer Tishler, toured southern Lebanon and stated: "Ready to take off with full force." The report details significant operational achievements, including the capture of the Ali Taher ridge and the destruction of the tunnel infrastructure on the ridge. Over the weekend, the Air Force struck an electronics laboratory relevant to weapons systems that were supposed to be activated against IDF forces in southern Lebanon, as well as a precision munitions warehouse in the village of Soujod in Lebanon. Tishler said that the operational activity over the past month signals to the enemy that the IDF is determined and will not allow any enemy to strengthen itself on near and far borders.