Israel strikes southern Lebanon after evacuation warnings to several villages
Summary
Israel’s air force struck several villages in southern Lebanon after warning residents to leave. The attacks followed Hezbollah’s rejection of a new ceasefire deal, and clashes continued as Israeli troops pulled back from one area for the first time since fighting began three months ago.Key Facts
- Israel warned nine villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate before airstrikes.
- Six people were reported killed in the recent strikes, with hundreds fleeing their homes.
- The village of Anqoun sheltered about 2,500 people displaced by the conflict before being hit.
- Hezbollah rejected a ceasefire agreement and demanded Israel fully withdraw from Lebanon.
- Israeli troops withdrew from the village of Dibbine after intense fighting with Hezbollah fighters.
- Israeli forces have occupied about 20% of southern Lebanon, the largest control since 2000.
- Over 3,500 people have died in Lebanon since the war began, including civilians and fighters.
- The ceasefire was negotiated by the U.S. and aims for Lebanon’s armed forces to control areas free of militants.
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