Israel is bombing Hezbollah’s “weapons smuggling routes” on the border with Syria

He explained army In a statement that Aviation “Sand Raids On the roads Weapons smuggling And the terrorist infrastructure near the crossing Syrian regime On the Syrian-Lebanese border,” he accompanied his statement with a map showing the Arida border crossing that connects Syria with northern Lebanon.

The official Syrian News Agency reported that the Arida crossing “was out of order again as a result of Israeli aggression that hit it at dawn on Friday.”

In turn, Lebanon’s official National News Agency reported that the Israeli strikes had led to “damage to infrastructure and disruption of the road between Lebanon and Syria again after the bridge was repaired.”

Israel has previously bombed several border crossings between Syria and Lebanon, saying it aims to prevent weapons from Syria from entering Lebanon.

Friday’s raid came as the ceasefire came into force Israel Hezbollah came into force on November 27 after about two months of open warfare following daily exchanges of fire across the border between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah, against the backdrop of the war in the Gaza Strip.