Israel struck Hezbollah targets across Lebanon on Thursday morning, the military said, hitting weapons stores deep inside the country and a training camp used by the terror group.

The wave of bombardments appeared to be the latest in a series of escalating sorties targeting the terror group’s attempts to rebuild its forces, as mediators scramble to hold off a possible renewed Israeli military operation and keep a fragile year-old ceasefire from collapsing completely.

The Israel Defense Forces said its strikes destroyed launch sites and other terrorist infrastructure at a training camp for operatives, without specifying the location.

It accused the terror group of posing a threat and violating the understandings between Israel and Lebanon established in a ceasefire last year.

According to the army, the camp was used by Hezbollah to train operatives, conduct live-fire exercises, operate artillery and store weapons.

The military added that additional strikes were carried out deep inside Lebanon on buildings used by Hezbollah to store weapons and conduct operations.

Separately, the IDF also announced that it had targeted a Hezbollah operative in the Taybeh area in southern Lebanon.

According to Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency, several strikes targeted mountainous areas in the southern and eastern parts of the country. It was unclear if there were any casualties.

Breaking | An Israeli drone strikes a vehicle in Taybeh, south Lebanon.

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