The Israeli Air Force today carried out air strikes on the mountains above the city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, which the Israeli army said were aimed at underground facilities of the pro-Iranian militant group Hezbollah.
The air strikes were carried out in two waves and bunker-buster bombs were used, reported the Lebanese state National News Agency.
Ceasefire in place yet Israel keeps bombing South Lebanon.
— Aysha (@ayshaahmeds) June 27, 2025
Israel’s word means nothing. It violates every truce, every agreement, every line of international law and still plays the victim.
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There was no information on casualties.
Since the end of the US-brokered war between Israel and Hezbollah in November, Israel has conducted almost daily air strikes on southern Lebanon, but today’s strikes were more intense than usual.
Israel is once again bombing Lebanon without any provocation.
— ADAM (@AdameMedia) June 27, 2025
This is how Israel honours ceasefires.
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The Israeli army stated in a press release that their fighter jets hit a location used by Hezbollah to manage its fire and defense system in the area and that it was part of a significant underground project that was out of use.
The Israeli military said it had previously identified Hezbollah’s attempts to rebuild the facility and had attacked infrastructure in the area. There was no reaction from Hezbollah.
BREAKING: Israeli warplanes launch a series of airstrikes targeting hilltops surrounding the town of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, in a serious breach of the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/WjrAHZfuBI
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) June 27, 2025
As part of the ceasefire agreement, Hezbollah was pushed out of areas bordering Israel in southern Lebanon and is not allowed to have an armed presence south of the Litani River. Today’s air strikes were north of the river.
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