A drone carried out three consecutive strikes on an open area in the village of Aitaroun, in the eastern sector of southern Lebanon, Lebanon's state-run news agency reported on Monday.
A drone attributed to Israel targeted Khallet al-Mahafer on the eastern outskirts of Aitaroun, Hezbollah-affiliated newspaper Al-Akhbar also reported.
The previous week, three men, including two Syrian civilians and one Lebanese citizen, were killed in an Israeli strike when a pickup truck was bombed in the south of the country between the villages of Mis al-Jabal and Laida.
The IDF said that one of the men killed in Lebanon was a terrorist in Hezbollah's 'Radwan Force,' and the other was also a Hezbollah terrorist.
In addition, multiple strikes were carried out against military targets in the Hama area in western Syria on Saturday, Hezbollah-affiliated network Al-Manar reported. Al-Manar attributed the strikes to Israel.
Lebanese army takes control of southern Lebanon
Over 90% of Hezbollah's infrastructure has been dismantled by the Lebanese army since the start of the November ceasefire, a security source said on Wednesday, according to French international news site, Agence France-Presse (AFP).
In an interview with Sky News Arabia, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said that the army has taken over control of over 85% of the southern part of Lebanon.