The IDF carried out a precise strike on Hezbollah rocket launchers in southern Lebanon, which posed a threat to the State of Israel, the military said on Sunday.
The military said it had also struck a site within Lebanon in which there were rocket launchers and weapons and in which Hezbollah activity was identified.
"These activities of the Hezbollah terrorist organization are in violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon and pose a threat to the State of Israel and its civilians," the military noted.
Later on Sunday, the IDF said it had struck military sites that contained rocket launchers in the Baalbek area in Lebanon.
This comes hours before Hezbollah is set to bury its former leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in Beirut's southern suburb of Dahiyeh.
According to Channel 12, Israeli drones were reportedly seen flying above the Lebanese capital amid preparations for the event.
The terror group's chief of three decades was killed in an Israeli airstrike on September 27 when fighter jets dropped some 100 bombs on Hezbollah’s underground headquarters in the heart of Beirut.
The funeral ceremony is set to be held at the country's largest sports arena - Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium where thousands are expected to be in attendance.
Deputy to be buried in South
Nasrallah's deputy and replacement, Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, who was killed the following month, is set to be buried on Monday in the southern part of Lebanon.
Yonah Jeremy Bob and Reuters contributed to this report.