Israeli drone strikes in Lebanon on Sunday killed two operatives linked to Hezbollah, according to the Israeli military. The first strike near Naqoura targeted Abd a-Sayed, identified as a local representative responsible for economic and military coordination and efforts to restore the group's military capabilities. The second strike in the Beqaa Valley killed Ali Hussein al-Mousawi, described as a weapons smuggler involved in transferring arms from Syria and strengthening Hezbollah. The attacks coincided with a border tour by Israel's defense minister and a United States envoy, who were briefed on the ongoing operations against Hezbollah. Recent days have seen a series of Israeli strikes targeting Hezbollah members and infrastructure, as tensions persist despite a ceasefire agreement that ended over a year of conflict. Lebanese authorities confirmed two deaths in Sunday's strikes, and the ongoing violence has increased pressure on Hezbollah to disarm.