Militants involved in launching rockets at Israel were detained in Lebanon

Militants involved in the shelling of northern Israel have been arrested in Lebanon. This was reported on March 30 by Al Hadath TV channel, citing a source in the command of the Army of the republic.

"Army intelligence has detained a group of Syrians and Palestinians who are involved in launching rockets at Israeli territory," the source said.

It is reported that the Lebanese authorities are currently conducting an investigation to find out which side is behind the armed attack on Israel.

Airstrikes: UN captures IDF drones and fighter jets over Lebanon

Israel maintains a presence at five positions in the neighboring country and does not seem to be going to lose control over it.

The Times of Israel reported on March 28 that two rockets were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel. One of them was intercepted, and the other landed in Lebanon.

On that day, the Israeli military launched two powerful strikes on the southern outskirts of Beirut for the first time since the November ceasefire agreement came into force. According to the Israel Defense Forces, the building that was hit by the airstrike was used by the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah to store unmanned aerial vehicles.