IDF Says It Will Continue Deepening Military Operations in Lebanon

IDF Says It Will Continue Deepening Military Operations in Lebanon

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2026-06-14 13:54:23
The Israel Defense Forces said Chief of Staff Zamir visited the northern front and stated that operations in Lebanon would continue, while the army remains on high alert for developments on other fronts.
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Odaily reported that today, June 14, the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement saying that IDF Chief of Staff Zamir visited the northern front. During the visit, Zamir said the Israeli military would continue advancing its military operations in Lebanon. According to the statement, the move is intended to help Israel seek more favorable conditions in future Israel-Lebanon negotiations mediated by the United States.

Zamir Holds Assessment With Northern Front Commanders

The IDF statement said Zamir held a situation assessment meeting on the same day with division- and brigade-level commanders from the IDF Northern Command. The meeting focused on the current situation in the theater, and the remarks were released by the Israeli military in its statement.

At the meeting, Zamir described the current regional situation as “sensitive and complex.” He said Lebanon is currently the IDF’s “core strategic direction,” while adding that the military is also maintaining a high level of readiness for potential developments on other fronts. The report cited CCTV International News as the source.

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