Hezbollah announced on Thursday that it had bombed a military command center and Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon. Which resulted in "deaths and injuries."

The party said in a series of statements that its members targeted a “technical system” that was recently installed at the Ramia site (off the Lebanese town of Ramia) with “appropriate weapons, and they directly hit it, which led to its destruction.”

Its members also targeted "a group of Israeli occupation soldiers at the Al-Jardah point with appropriate weapons, and directly hit it, leaving its members dead and wounded," according to the party.

He added that his members also targeted "a leadership center that created the occupation in the Natawa settlement with artillery shells, and hit it directly."

Earlier Thursday, the Israeli army said that it had monitored the firing of 7 shells from Lebanon into the Western Galilee region (north), without recording any casualties.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah announced on Thursday that 3 of its members were killed by Israeli army fire, bringing the number of its deaths to 293 since last October 8.

On Wednesday, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant warned, in a televised speech, of what he called a “hot summer” with Hezbollah, considering that the Israeli army’s mission was “not completed” on the northern border with Lebanon.

For decades, Israel has occupied Lebanese lands in the south.