IDF strikes Hezbollah rocket depot, launch sites after identifying truce violations
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The Israel Defense Forces said Thursday that it had carried out two airstrikes on Hezbollah assets in southern Lebanon, less than two days into a fragile ceasefire with the Iran-backed terror group. It also said troops fired warning shots in a number of cases at suspects who approached border areas that are still off-limits according to the truce.
In the first strike, fighter jets struck a Hezbollah facility used to hold medium-range rockets after identifying activity there, according to the military.
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