Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Weapon Depots in Southern Lebanon
Israel's military attacked locations in southern Lebanon, claiming they were used by the group Hezbollah to store weapons.
The strikes included air and drone attacks.
Hezbollah is an armed group in Lebanon that has fought with Israel in the past.
Despite a ceasefire, tensions remain.
Lebanon faces pressure from the US and Israel regarding Hezbollah's weapons.
Hezbollah's leader has stated the group will not disarm.
The group's heartlands are mainly in Shiite southern and eastern Lebanon, as well as south Beirut.
The Lebanese army had a plan to disarm Hezbollah, starting in the south.
The Israeli military struck Hezbollah weapon storage facilities in southern Lebanon.
Strikes occurred near Kfar Rumman, Jarmak, and Humin.
The Israeli military stated that the facilities were used to carry out attacks against Israel.
Hezbollah chief said the group would not disarm.
The Lebanese army had planned to disarm Hezbollah.
- Who
- Israeli military and Hezbollah
- What
- Israeli military struck Hezbollah weapon depots
- When
- Recently, according to the reports.
- Where
- Southern Lebanon, near Kfar Rumman, Jarmak and Humin
- Why
- Israel said the facilities were used by Hezbollah for attacks.
Israel
Hezbollah
Weapons
Israel
Hezbollah's weapons pose a threat, hence the strikes.
Hezbollah
Hezbollah will not disarm.
- Event
- Israeli military strikes against Hezbollah weapon depots
- Location
- Southern Lebanon
- Targets
- Hezbollah weapon storage facilities
- Reported By
- Israeli military and Lebanese National News Agency
- Actions
- Air strikes, drone strike
- Areas Affected
- Kfar Rumman, Jarmak, Humin