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Israeli army says striking Hezbollah sites in Tyre area of South Lebanon

15-05-2026 | 05:55

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Israeli army says striking Hezbollah sites in Tyre area of South Lebanon

Israel's military said Friday it was striking Hezbollah targets in the Tyre area of South Lebanon, as the two countries entered the second day of U.S.-brokered talks in Washington.

"The Israeli army has begun striking Hezbollah infrastructure sites in the area of Tyre in South Lebanon," the army said in a statement, hours after issuing evacuation warnings for five towns and villages. An AFP correspondent saw strikes in the area.

In a separate statement, the military said "a number of explosive drones" had fallen in several areas of northern Israel, with no injuries reported. The exchanges of fire come despite a truce with Lebanon intended to halt the fighting.

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