Israel confirmed earlier tonight that its Air Force carried out extensive airstrikes on both the T-4 Air base and Palmyra Military Airport in the Homs Governorate of Central Syria. Israeli officials claimed that the Israeli Air Intelligence Group had been monitoring weapons and other strategic capabilities of the now defunct Syrian Arab Army (SAA) at the bases, which were targeted tonight in order to maintain Israel’s “aerial superiority” over the region.

On Friday, U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) unveiled the official seal for its newly created Joint Task Force headquartered at Fort Huachuca in Arizona, Joint Task Force-Southern Border (JTF-SB), which has now assumed the role of coordinating military activities along the U.S-Mexico Border, in support of the Department of Homeland Security as well as Customs and Border Protection (CBP). NORTHCOM states that the seal represents the ongoing mission of securing the U.S. Southern Border. The eagle, clutching arrows and an olive branch, symbolizes strength and diplomacy, while the map highlights the Joint Task Force’s area-of-operations from California to Texas.

Three rockets were launched earlier from Southern Lebanon towards the border town of Metula in Northern Israel, with all of the rockets being intercepted by the Iron Dome.

The Israel Defense Force (IDF) has released footage of strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah targeted northern Israel with a number of rockets. The strikes targeted a Hezbollah command and control (C2) node and a number of rocket launchers.

The Israeli Air Force is reportedly carrying out an extensive wave of airstrikes right now against Hezbollah sites in Southern Lebanon, including targets in city of Tyre, as a response to three rockets that were launched by Hezbollah earlier today from Southern Lebanon and intercepted over the border town of Metula in Northern Israel.

Israel reportedly detected the launch of another ballistic missile by the Houthis in Western Yemen earlier, stating that it was not launched at Israel but is believed to have instead attempted to target a vessel in the Red Sea.

The Israel Defense Force has confirmed that its aircraft carried out a wave of airstrikes earlier against Hezbollah military sites in Lebanon, targeting command centers, infrastructure, terrorists, rocket launchers, and a weapons storage facility south of the Litani River. These strikes, as well as the ones earlier today, were in response to the launch of three rockets today by Hezbollah against Northern Israel.

Locals report a number of strikes by the U.S. Navy and/or Air Force against Houthi-controlled Hodeida International Airport alongside several other military sites in and around the city of Hodeida in Western Yemen. Hodeida Airport, which is also operated as a military airfield by the Houthis, has been targeted several times by the U.S. since 2023.

An F/A-18F “Super Hornet” in tanker configuration equipped with five external fuel tanks for aerial refueling other F/A-18s, part of the Red Rippers of Strike Fighter Squadron 11 (VFA-11), launches from USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) in the Northern Rea Sea to support strike operations against the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist group in Western Yemen.