Summary
Israel launched air strikes in Lebanon, killing two people, which violated a ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah. The attacks targeted various areas, including the eastern Bekaa Valley and southern villages near the Israeli border. Lebanese officials are attempting to disarm Hezbollah amid ongoing regional tensions.
Key Facts
- Israeli air strikes in Lebanon killed two people and violated a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
- The attacks hit areas in the Bekaa Valley and villages like Bouslaiya and Aita al-Shaab.
- One person died in Khirbet Selm and another in Derdghaya, according to Lebanese reports.
- Israel claims it targeted a Hezbollah weapons site but didn't provide evidence.
- The Lebanese government has been working to disarm Hezbollah, with some efforts focused south of the Litani River.
- Hezbollah continues to hold weapons north of the Litani River, citing a need for defense.
- Israel is occupying parts of Lebanese territory and has blocked reconstruction in some villages.
- The situation occurs amid broader fears of regional conflicts involving the United States and Iran.
