The Israeli Defense Forces reported that its 91st Division has destroyed more than 350 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon while eliminating over 330 militants. The operations, conducted through a combination of land and air strikes, have focused on dismantling infrastructure used for attacks against Israeli forces. Among those targeted were dozens of operatives from the elite Radwan Force, a key component of Hezbollah’s frontline capabilities.

The campaign reflects an ongoing effort to degrade Hezbollah’s operational capacity and reduce its ability to carry out cross-border attacks. However, the conflict remains active, with Hezbollah claiming counterattacks against Israeli equipment, including armored vehicles near border areas. These developments underscore the continuing intensity and mutual attrition on both sides.

Overall, the operations by the 91st Division demonstrate the scale and persistence of Israel’s military efforts in southern Lebanon. By targeting both personnel and infrastructure, the IDF aims to establish greater security along its northern frontier while maintaining pressure on Hezbollah’s command and combat networks.