The IDF killed four terrorists from Hezbollah's Radwan Force in Kfar Reman, southern Lebanon, on Saturday, the military confirmed.
The strike targeted a vehicle with four people inside, with all of the passengers being killed, according to Lebanese reports.
The attack targeted a logistics commander of the Radwan Force involved in attempts to reestablish terrorist infrastructure and transferring weapons for the group.
This comes as part of a wider operation performed by the IDF in recent days against Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon.
"Hezbollah is playing with fire and the President of Lebanon is dragging his feet," Defense Minister Israel Katz wrote to X/Twitter on Sunday, following the IDF's confirmation of the strike. "We will not allow any threat to loom over the residents of the north."
Israel expands Lebanon's assassination operations
The IDF on Saturday confirmed that it had eliminated a Radwan Force terrorist who was operating in the Nabatiya area in southern Lebanon.
"The terrorist operated to advance many terror attacks against the State of Israel and operated to reestablish Hezbollah terror infrastructure sites," the statement said and added, "The terrorists' activities constituted a threat to the State of Israel and its civilians, and a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon."
On Friday, the IDF also confirmed the elimination of a Hezbollah maintenance officer, Ibrahim Muhammad Raslan, in the Kounine area in southern Lebanon.
Raslan was attempting to rebuild Hezbollah infrastructure in the area, the IDF shared in a statement.