IDF aircraft struck a Hezbollah terrorist in the area of the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon, the military stated on Tuesday.
The terrorist was located at a site used by Hezbollah to manage its fire and defense array. The same site was struck by the IDF last week, the military noted.
The military also struck an additional Hezbollah terrorist in Hula, also in southern Lebanon.
The IDF stated that the reestablishment of the site and activities conducted there constituted a violation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon was brokered at the end of November and has been extended in increments since.
The new Lebanese government, headed by President Joseph Aoun, has taken certain steps to mitigate Hezbollah's presence.
Lebanese governments attempt to crack down on Hezbollah
Dozens of staff members at the Beirut airport with ties to Hezbollah were fired as the new government worked to crack down on the terror group, according to a Wall Street Journal report from Saturday.
Officials noted that several smugglers with ties to the group were arrested, and according to the Wall Street Journal, flights from Iran, Hezbollah's main financial backer, have been suspended since February.