Hezbollah prevents Israeli army advance in southern Lebanon

Pars Today – Lebanese media outlets have reported ongoing clashes between Hezbollah fighters and Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.

According to Pars Today, citing IRIB News Agency, Hezbollah fighters used successive missile strikes and pre-planned ambushes to prevent Israeli army forces from advancing on the outskirts of the town of Kfartebnit in southern Lebanon, destroying several enemy armored vehicles.

At the same time, Israeli artillery targeted areas around the city of Nabatieh and a residential house in Qaqaait al-Jisr, resulting in injuries to a number of Lebanese civilians.

Meanwhile, a correspondent for Al Mayadeen in southern Lebanon reported that Hezbollah forces, through repeated missile launches and heavy fire, once again thwarted an attempt by Israeli occupation forces to advance in the area.

At the same time, Al-Manar confirmed that fighters of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon accurately targeted concentrations of Israeli forces and enemy vehicles around Kfartebnit with successive missile strikes.

According to the report, the Israeli army used heavy artillery fire, phosphorus mortar shells, and illumination rounds to support its operations. However, despite weeks of efforts to seize the strategic Ali al-Taher heights, it has reportedly failed to achieve that objective.