Israeli attacks wound eight in Lebanon despite Rome talks
Summary
Israeli air strikes wounded eight people in southern Lebanon's Tyre district during ongoing ceasefire talks between Lebanon and Israel held in Rome. Both sides are negotiating military and political issues, including Hezbollah’s disarmament and border security.Key Facts
- Israeli air strikes injured eight people in the town of Burj Shemali, near Tyre in southern Lebanon.
- Israeli drones also struck several other nearby towns, damaging a civilian home.
- Two Israeli soldiers were killed by a booby-trap explosion during a search in the village of Majdal Zoun.
- Since March 2, Israeli military actions in Lebanon have resulted in over 4,300 deaths and more than 12,000 injuries, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry.
- The Israeli army fired 113 projectiles into southern Lebanon in one day, the highest number since June 21.
- Lebanon deployed troops to reopen roads in al-Mansouri, but efforts were stopped by a joint Lebanese-Israeli committee controlling the border area.
- Israeli officials claim they targeted tunnels near a heritage site to stop Hezbollah infiltration, but no proof of tunnels has been shown.
- The seventh round of US-mediated talks in Rome focused on disarmament, ceasefire, border issues, and prisoner matters, with officials describing progress on technical points.
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