The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Thursday that it conducted an airstrike on southern Lebanon after detecting "terrorist activity" at a Hezbollah facility.

"A short time ago, terrorist activity was detected at a facility of the Hezbollah terrorist organization with medium-range rockets in southern Lebanon. The threat was thwarted through a fighter jet attack," IDF spokesperson stated on the Israeli Army's Telegram channel, adding that the military is "thwarting any violation of the ceasefire agreement."

Earlier today, the Israeli forces imposed a curfew on the residents south of the Litani River after detecting "suspects" arriving in that area, which the IDF saw as a violation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah.