Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on Tuesday said it targeted three Israeli military bases in response to Israeli strikes on the group’s strongholds in Lebanon, including the south Beirut suburbs.
Lebanon was drawn into the regional war on Monday after an initial attack on Israel by Hezbollah, which said it wanted to “avenge” the killing of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei during the US-Israeli strikes.
In separate statements, Hezbollah said it used attack drones to target both the Ramat David airbase and the Meron monitoring base in northern Israel.
It also said it targeted the Naffakh base, known as Camp Yitzhak, in the occupied Golan Heights with a rocket salvo.
These attacks came “in response to the criminal Israeli aggression on dozens of Lebanese cities and towns”, Hezbollah said.
