The Israel Defense Forces announced that Brigade 300 has destroyed more than 80 Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon as part of ongoing forward defense operations. Over the past week, targeted raids have also resulted in the elimination of two Hezbollah operatives and the destruction of multiple infrastructure points used to support militant activity.

According to the IDF, these operations are aimed at preventing Hezbollah from rearming and reestablishing its presence near the Israeli border. The campaign combines ground maneuvers with aerial precision strikes, reflecting a coordinated effort to degrade the group’s operational capabilities.

Accompanying media from the operations shows Israeli forces advancing through rural terrain, along with thermal imaging footage capturing strikes on concealed structures in forested areas. Analysts note that such tactics are designed to uncover and neutralize hidden weapons caches and logistical hubs.

The IDF emphasized that it will continue strengthening its forward defense line to ensure long-term security along the northern border. These sustained operations highlight Israel’s strategic focus on disrupting Hezbollah’s recovery and maintaining pressure on its infrastructure amid ongoing regional tensions.