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WATCH: Israeli airstrike hits Hezbollah command center in Tyre

The IDF said that the air force was striking Hezbollah command centers in Southern Lebanon.

View of southern Lebanon as seen from Metula, on the Israeli side of the border, May 30, 2026. Photo by Michael Giladi/Flash90.
View of southern Lebanon as seen from Metula, on the Israeli side of the border, May 30, 2026. Photo by Michael Giladi/Flash90.

The Israeli Air Force carried out strikes on Hezbollah command centers in the Tyre area of Southern Lebanon, the military said on Sunday.

In a statement, the Israel Defense Forces said the strikes were ongoing and released footage it said showed an attack on a Hezbollah command site carried out shortly beforehand.

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