Hezbollah said it launched a coordinated series of attacks early on Tuesday against Israeli military positions, targeting troop gatherings, barracks and surveillance infrastructure in a sharp escalation along the northern front.
The militant group said it carried out drone strikes at dawn on the Liman barracks in northern Israel, while also firing rockets toward Israeli forces near Fatima Gate in Kfar Kila.
Additional strikes hit a radar site near Ma’alot-Tarshiha and artillery positions in settlements including Sasa and Ein HaKovshim, according to Hezbollah statements.
The attacks follow a surge in operations a day earlier, when Hezbollah said it carried out dozens of strikes using rockets and drones targeting Israeli forces and positions across the border region.
There was no immediate response from the Israeli military.
Northern front heats up
The cross-border fire comes as Israel continues its air strikes and ground assaults in southern Lebanon.
Lebanese authorities say more than 1,000 people have been killed and thousands injured since the escalation began, underscoring the growing humanitarian toll.
The fighting forms part of a broader regional conflict triggered by the US-Israeli offensive on Iran, with multiple fronts now active across the Middle East.
