Summary
Israel's military launched a series of air strikes in southern Lebanon, targeting areas linked to Hezbollah. These strikes are part of ongoing tensions and violations of a ceasefire agreement made last year. No casualties were immediately reported from these attacks.
Key Facts
- Israel conducted air attacks in southern Lebanon, damaging several homes.
- Lebanese media reported Israeli strikes on Mount Safi, Jbaa, Zefta Valley, and between Azza and Rumin Arki.
- No casualties were immediately reported after the attacks.
- The Israeli military targeted Hezbollah-related sites, including a special training compound.
- Both countries recently engaged in ceasefire negotiations mediated by the United States.
- Lebanon has faced repeated Israeli strikes since the ceasefire brokered in 2024 ended a year-long conflict.
- A UN report noted 127 civilians have died in Lebanon since the ceasefire began.
- Lebanese and Israeli officials are discussing a ceasefire monitoring mechanism possibly involving US and French troops.
