Israel shelled Lebanese territory due to missiles fired by Hezbollah

The Lebanese group Hezbollah and Israel exchanged a series of strikes on the Israeli-Lebanese border, according to Reuters.

On the afternoon of September 1, Hezbollah fighters fired several anti-tank missiles at a border army base. The media controlled by the group claimed that several Israelis were killed, but Israel itself later denied this information.

In response to the attack, Israeli Air Force aircraft carried out several strikes against Hezbollah-linked targets in southern Lebanon.

• The situation on the Israeli-Lebanese border escalated in late August, when two Israeli drones were spotted over Beirut, located 80 kilometers from the Israeli border. Hezbollah then warned of an early response to this incident.
• At the end of August, the Lebanese authorities sent a complaint against Israel's actions to the UN Security Council. According to Beirut, the Israeli side violated Lebanese air and sea space more than 400 times in two months.