Raids hit hills and valleys as Israeli military keeps up pressure, it says, to force Hezbollah to disarm.
Strikes hit hills and valleys as Israeli military keeps up pressure, it says, to force Hezbollah to disarm.
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
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Israeli warplanes have carried out at least a dozen attacks across southern Lebanon, targeting what the military claims are Hezbollah training facilities in the latest flagrant near-daily violations that have further undermined a year-old ceasefire.
The Israeli military says it is attacking Hezbollah sites but civilians and infrastructure are repeatedly targeted.
The continued Israeli bombardment has drawn sharp criticism from the UN, which has recorded dozens of civilian deaths.
Strikes were latest violation of year-long ceasefire and targeted what Israel said were Hezbollah sites
The attack is the latest violation of a ceasefire Israel signed one year ago to end the war in Lebanon.
The Israeli army has launched a series of strikes on southern and eastern Lebanon, saying it targeted Hezbollah sites.
Hezbollah brands Israel as 'an enemy that imposes war on our country and does not cease its attacks'.
