Photos taken in Sidon, south Lebanon show that fire is still raging at the site of an “Israeli” airstrike that allegedly targeted a Hezbollah weapons depot yesterday, Monday.

The Israeli Occupation forces (IOF) conducted airstrikes in south Lebanon and claimed that it hit a Hezbollah weapons depot - Spokesperson Daniel Hagari claimed yesterday in a press statement.

He added that the IOF’s airstrikes, which took place 30 kilometers from the border, were in retaliation to a Hezbollah drone attack that targeted the city of Tiberias which lies north of the Occupied Palestinian territories.

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Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) reported that the strikes targeted a warehouse where tires and electricity generators were manufactured.

The village of Al-Ghaziyeh and the outskirts of the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp near the city of Sidon in southern Lebanon were targeted Monday - per Roya’s correspondent.

It also targeted the towns of Al-Adisa and Kafr Kila. Videos showed damages inside the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp as a result.

Lebanese security sources reported eight minor injuries due to the targeting of the town of Al-Ghaziyeh, with fires still burning at the site of the attack.