UNIFIL says Israeli drones drop grenades close to peacekeepers in Lebanon
Summary
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) reported that Israeli drones dropped grenades near peacekeepers clearing roadblocks by the southern Lebanese border. The attack occurred despite UNIFIL's prior notice to the Israeli army. Tensions continue as Israel's alleged ceasefire violations persist, impacting Lebanon's stability.Key Facts
- UNIFIL reported that Israeli drones dropped four grenades close to peacekeepers in southern Lebanon.
- One grenade landed within 20 meters of UN personnel, and three landed within approximately 100 meters.
- Israel has been accused of violating a ceasefire agreement reached with Hezbollah in November 2024.
- UNIFIL informed the Israeli army beforehand about their road-clearing work.
- The United Nations Security Council extended the UNIFIL mission until the end of 2026.
- Israel and the United States criticize UNIFIL for allegedly shielding Hezbollah without disarming them.
- Israeli troops remain in parts of south Lebanon despite the ceasefire agreement.
- Hezbollah's leader wants Israel to comply with the ceasefire before discussing Lebanon's national defense strategy.
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