Summary
Israeli airstrikes hit commercial and residential areas in central Beirut, Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of over 180 people. The strikes occurred shortly after a ceasefire was announced in the ongoing conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, but Lebanon was not included in this truce.
Key Facts
- Israeli strikes hit central Beirut without warning, killing at least 182 people.
- The attack injured hundreds and was part of the latest Israel-Hezbollah conflict.
- A ceasefire in the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran was announced, but Lebanon was not included.
- President Trump stated that the ceasefire does not involve Lebanon due to Hezbollah.
- Israel's military described the strike as its largest coordinated effort in the current war.
- The ceasefire deal was disputed, as Iran and Pakistan claimed Lebanon was included.
