The Israeli military said on Friday it had hit a Hezbollah command center and drone depot in a "broad-scale wave of strikes" overnight in Beirut's southern suburbs.
The strikes came after the Israeli army issued an evacuation warning for the area, home to hundreds of thousands of people and a stronghold of the Iran-backed Hezbollah, sending residents fleeing in panic.
"As part of the strikes, an executive council's command center and a facility storing UAVs (drones) utilized by Hezbollah for conducting attacks against the State of Israel were struck," the Israeli military said in a statement.
Lebanon was dragged into the war on Monday, when armed group Hezbollah attacked Israel to avenge the killing of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei in the US-Israeli strikes that launched the war.
Overall, the Israeli army said it had carried out 26 waves of strikes in the suburbs, known as Dahieh, since the start of its campaign in the country this week.
Lebanon's health ministry said on Thursday that 123 people had been killed and 683 wounded in the Israeli strikes across the country.
