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Israel kills a Hezbollah commander in Southern Lebanon via drone strike, escalating border tensions as the IDF pushes to enforce a buffer zone south of the Litani River.

The "forgotten front" of the Middle East conflict is heating up. Israeli drones carried out a series of precision strikes in Southern Lebanon late last night, killing one person and destroying what the IDF claimed was "advanced Hezbollah infrastructure." The attack marks a dangerous uptick in the tit-for-tat violence that has plagued the border region for months.
Lebanese security sources identified the victim as a local commander of the Radwan Force, Hezbollah’s elite unit. The strike, which hit a vehicle near the village of Kherbet Selm, was surgical, designed to minimize collateral damage but maximize the message: Israel is watching.
Israel has been systematically targeting Hezbollah positions south of the Litani River, aiming to push the militants back from the border. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant recently warned that if diplomacy fails to create a buffer zone, the military will "act with full force."
As UN peacekeepers (UNIFIL) patrol the Blue Line in armored convoys, they are merely spectators to a duel that is slowly spiraling out of control. The border is quiet this morning, but it is the silence of a fuse burning down.
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