Israeli Air Force fighter jets struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon after an anti-tank missile landed in the northern city of Kiryat Shmona on Monday morning, injuring one soldier, despite no sirens sounding in the area.
No casualties or structural damage was caused, as per Israeli media. The IDF struck targets in Lebanon in response to the anti-tank fire.
In addition, fighter jets struck active Hezbollah military sites and other terror infrastructure along the border, the IDF said.
IDF strikes Hezbollah military compound, terror infrastructure in Lebanon
The IDF attacked a series of Hezbollah targets in Lebanon overnight, the IDF said in a statement earlier on Monday.
Israeli Air Force fighter jets attacked a Hezbollah military compound near the village of Marwahin overnight, as well as a rocket launcher and terrorist infrastructure near the village of Ayta ash Shab.
Over the past 24 hours, a remotely manned aircraft of the Air Force attacked a launcher from which a shot was fired at Israeli territory, and a combat helicopter attacked an area from which an anti-aircraft missile was launched into Israel.