Israeli shelling breaches Litani and removes buffer zone

The Israeli forces expanded their operations south and east of the Litani River in Lebanon, targeting sites in Majdal Zoun, Wadi al-Salouqi, Nabatiyeh, the Ali Al-Taher heights, and Zoutra. They also bombed homes, destroyed tunnels, and military facilities, while continuing aerial strikes and ground movements. This has led to heightened tensions and the extension of operations into areas previously considered outside their reach. Israeli justifications focus on the need to protect potential facilities and strategic corridors, especially in highlands and main roads. Military experts emphasize that Israel treats Lebanon as a unified entity and does not consider the Litani River as a boundary. The military expansion aims to tighten the grip on Hezbollah and diminish its capabilities, with a focus on controlling elevated areas that could isolate Baalbek from the south, pursuing strategic and security objectives in the long term.

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