Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem described the Israeli airstrike that targeted Beirut's southern suburbs on Sunday as a "political attack" with "no justification."

"Yesterday, an attack took place in the southern suburbs of Beirut. This attack lacks any justification... This is a political attack, an attack to change the rules," Qassem said in a speech broadcast by Hezbollah-affiliated media.

More than 50 "terrorist targets"

For its part, the Israeli army announced that it had attacked more than 50 "terrorist targets" across Lebanon over the past month.

Israeli military spokesman Avichay Adraee said in a statement on the X platform that the army's raids were carried out "following violations of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon, which posed a threat to the State of Israel and its citizens."

Yesterday, the IDF attacked the southern suburb of Beirut, destroying infrastructure used to store precision missiles belonging to Hezbollah, according to Adraee.

Adraee published footage he said showed the targeting of infrastructure used to store precision missiles in Beirut's southern suburbs.