IDF Chief approves new battle plans for Lebanon, Iran
During a visit to the 162nd Division in southern Lebanon, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir stated he has approved further operational plans for future actions in both Lebanon and Iran. He emphasized that the General Staff Forum is conducting ongoing situational assessments and approving plans for both theaters. The statement underscores the IDF's continued preparation for potential escalation on its northern front and against its primary regional adversary. The visit and announcement come amid heightened tensions and ongoing cross-border strikes between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The IDF Chief provided new details on the joint US-Israel strike on Iran, describing it as having 'severely' weakened the regime and stripped it of defensive capabilities.
IDF Chief Zamir provided a new assessment of the conflict, claiming Hezbollah is withdrawing and weakened.
This message confirms the same announcement from IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir about approving military plans for Lebanon and Iran operations.
The IDF Chief made the statement during a visit to the 162nd Division in southern Lebanon, providing a specific location for the announcement.
