IAF strikes Al-Amana Hezbollah fuel network across Lebanon to cut logistics supply chain

The Israeli Air Force completed a wave of strikes targeting gas stations throughout Lebanon belonging to Al-Amana, a fuel distribution company wholly owned by Hezbollah and designated under US Treasury sanctions since February 2020. The IDF described Al-Amana as 'a significant economic infrastructure for Hezbollah's terror activity,' used by the group to 'refuel trucks transporting weapons and terrorists.' This is the second IAF strike on Al-Amana infrastructure within a week. By targeting Hezbollah's fuel logistics network — not just its weapons or command infrastructure — Israel is disrupting the supply chain that sustains Hezbollah's operational tempo in southern Lebanon. Al-Amana gas stations are distributed across Hezbollah-controlled areas in Lebanon, including southern Lebanon and the Dahiyeh suburbs of Beirut. The strikes represent a sustained Israeli campaign to degrade Hezbollah's economic and logistical base, running parallel to kinetic operations in southern Lebanon.