Israel carries out strikes on Lebanon's southern city of Tyre
Hezbollah added that residents of the zone around certain buildings should leave and travel north of the Zahrani River, and that remaining in the area 'places you at risk'
Israel's military said today (28 May) it had begun striking Hezbollah infrastructure around Tyre after issuing an evacuation warning for residents of the southern Lebanese city.
"The IDF is compelled to take forceful action against it," the Israeli military's order said, in reference to the Iran-backed group.
It added that residents of the zone around certain buildings should leave and travel north of the Zahrani River, and that remaining in the area "places you at risk".
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"The IDF has begun striking Hezbollah infrastructure in the area of Tyre," the military posted in a later statement on Telegram.
Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported two sets of Israeli strikes had taken place on the city and an area to its east on Thursday morning, hitting a building and sparking a fire in Tyre.
