The IDF announced the end of a series of attacks on Hezbollah facilities in Beirut.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has completed a series of strikes on command centers and military infrastructure facilities of the Hezbollah movement in Beirut. This was announced on March 11 by the army's press service.

"This morning (Wednesday), the IDF completed another wave of strikes in the Dahiye area, Beirut, against Hezbollah command centers and facilities where weapons were stored," the IDF wrote on its Telegram channel.

According to the report, the day before, the Israeli army also attacked the Hezbollah command center in the Tir region of Lebanon. It is noted that before the attack, the IDF took measures to reduce the risk of damage to civilians.

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The Israel Defense Forces press service reported on March 9 that on the night of Monday, March 9, it launched a targeted and limited ground operation against the Hezbollah movement in southern Lebanon. Before the ground units were deployed, massive strikes were carried out against the intended targets.

Israeli army spokesman Brigadier General Efi Defrin added that the IDF had attacked more than 700 targets in Lebanon where Hezbollah was stationed, including 35 multi-storey buildings in Beirut.

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