Khaberni - The Israeli occupation Air Force, today, Thursday, launched a series of raids on areas in eastern Lebanon, including the vicinity of Hermel city and the towns of Shmustar and Janta in the Bekaa Valley, according to Lebanese and Israeli media.
The Israeli Channel 12 reported that the raids targeted a strategic weapons production site in the Bekaa Valley, while Channel 14 reported that the attack aimed at "complexes belonging to Al-Radwan forces" in the Lebanon Valley.
Meanwhile, Israeli Army Radio reported that the army is carrying out an "attack deep in Lebanese territory," targeting Hezbollah sites in the Bekaa Valley.
The Israeli army confirmed in a statement that its fighters "attacked a camp and a site for manufacturing guided and precision missiles for Hezbollah in both the Bekaa and northern Lebanon," adding that the camp was used "for training party elements and planning operations against Israel."
The Israel Hayom newspaper indicated that the purpose of the raids is a Hezbollah site used to produce precision-guided missiles.
