The occupation army announces bombing of weapon depots and infrastructure for 'Hezbollah' and 'Hamas' in Lebanon

The Israeli occupation army announced, on Tuesday morning, the execution of a series of extensive aerial raids that targeted military infrastructure and weapon depots belonging to both 'Hezbollah' and the Islamic Resistance Movement 'Hamas' in scattered areas of Lebanese territory, considering that these activities represent a 'breach of understandings' existing between the two sides.

In a statement issued by the spokesperson for the occupation army, it was clarified that the raids launched on Monday targeted several weapon depots and military buildings - some of which are above ground and others underground - that were used by 'Hezbollah' to rebuild the organization's structure and advance operational plans, according to the occupation's claims.

In a related context, the occupation's statement claimed targeting sites dedicated to weapon production belonging to the 'Hamas' movement in the south Lebanon area, alleging that these sites are used to arm the movement and carry out attacks against the occupation army forces and 'Israel'.

The occupation army justified the nature of the targets and their locations by saying that these sites were deliberately placed in the 'heart of civilian areas', considering it additional evidence of what it described as 'the factions' use of Lebanese residents as human shields' to cover their activities.

The military spokesperson claimed that his forces took concrete steps before executing the raids to reduce the likelihood of civilian casualties, including issuing prior warnings to residents in those areas to evacuate, concluding his statement by affirming that the occupation army will continue to work to remove any security threat, considering the activity of these factions a 'violation' of the concluded understandings.