Dibbine

The IDF says Hezbollah operatives were killed during a raid on the village of Debbine in Lebanon's Marjayoun District several weeks ago. Located approximately 12 km from the Israeli border, the target was north of Israel's established forward defense line in southern Lebanon.

IDF announces it raided Dibbine in southern Lebanon several weeks ago - 12 km north of the border, beyond its forward defense line. The 769th Brigade found significant weapon depots. IAF struck about 50 targets, destroying dozens of Hezbollah sites and killing operatives. The village was used for anti-tank missile attacks on Israeli troops.

Lebanese Armed Forces say troops have begun deploying in the southern town of Dibbine after Israeli forces withdrew from the area. Citizens have been told to stay away until the deployment is complete. LAF says it is working to reopen roads previously blocked by the IDF.

Before the Lebanon ceasefire took effect, Israeli troops raided the village of Dibbine about 12 km north of the border, striking around 70 Hezbollah targets and killing more than 20 operatives, the IDF said.

The military said the operation targeted a Hezbollah compound after intelligence indicated planned attacks from the area.