The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, Hezbollah, announced on Sunday that it had carried out several military operations targeting gatherings and vehicles belonging to the Zionist enemy along the Lebanese-Palestinian border, stressing that the operations come in defense of Lebanon and its people, and in response to the Israeli enemy's violations of the ceasefire and attacks on southern Lebanese villages that resulted in civilian casualties and injuries.

According to details released by Hezbollah, the day’s operations focused heavily on the area surrounding the Deir Siryan River, where resistance fighters launched five consecutive attacks against Zionist military vehicle concentrations.

The fifth strike was carried out at 9:00 a.m. using artillery shells, following a fourth artillery bombardment earlier in the morning. The second and third attacks involved rocket salvos, while the operations had initially begun with combined artillery and rocket fire targeting the same area.

The attacks also expanded to additional frontline positions. The Resistance stated it targeted a gathering of Zionist enemy soldiers in the town of Rashaf with a rocket barrage, while another rocket attack struck a concentration of Zionist military vehicles in the Iskandaronah area near the town of al-Bayyada.

Hezbollah’s military media also released footage documenting several previous operations. One video showed an attack carried out on May 20 against a Zionist enemy “Namera” military vehicle in the southern Lebanese town of Hadatha using an “Ababil” suicide drone.

Additional footage showed the targeting of an enemy military communications vehicle in the town of Taybeh on May 19, also using an “Ababil” attack drone.

Another video documented the destruction of a second “Namera” vehicle in the Khallat al-Raj area near Deir Siryan on May 18 using the same type of explosive drone.

Meanwhile, enemy media outlets reflected growing concern and frustration over developments along the northern border. The entity's Channel 12 acknowledged that Hezbollah had launched more than 30 explosive drones over the weekend, stating that most of them were not detected and caused significant damage.

The channel added that the use of explosive drones against " soldiers had made the “publishable statistics” particularly severe and highlighted the seriousness of the security challenge.

Channel 12 also quoted Zionist enemy soldiers as saying that, for weeks, troops stationed in Lebanon had felt like “ducks in a shooting range.” The report stated that Hezbollah was not only maintaining its resilience but demonstrating it through weeks of intense fighting, while the Zionist enemy had been pushed into a state of military paralysis due to directives issued by U.S. President Donald Trump, leaving soldiers with “tied hands.”

Separately, the enemy's "Army Radio" confirmed that two Israeli soldiers were injured following the explosion of a Hezbollah booby-trapped drone.

On the ground, air raid sirens sounded in the areas of "Admit" and "Arab al-Aramshe" in the western Galilee amid fears of drone infiltration.