The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is continuing its large-scale military operation in southern Lebanon, where it is actively bombing Hezbollah positions. Over the past few hours, the Israeli Air Force and artillery units have been intensively striking the terrorist group's strongholds and weapons depots. Giant columns of fire and thick black smoke have risen above neighborhoods, including Dahieh, a known Hezbollah stronghold in the southern suburbs of Beirut.

According to local sources, the Israeli attack has not yet reached its peak. The fighting is expected to continue with even greater intensity in the coming hours. The Dahieh region has long been considered a strategic stronghold of Hezbollah, and the strike on the area is aimed at eliminating key infrastructure facilities used by the terrorist group to launch attacks on northern Israel.

Tensions in the region have risen sharply since the recent killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in airstrikes in Beirut. Since then, the IDF has been carrying out a series of attacks on the group's military installations and command posts in an attempt to prevent any possible retaliation.