Israeli forces launched air and artillery strikes across Lebanon’s southern border, marking the latest in a series of near-daily violations of the ceasefire agreement. The strikes targeted areas reportedly linked to armed groups operating in the region.
Residents in southern Lebanon reported explosions and gunfire, with some fleeing their homes as a precaution. Local authorities confirmed damage to property but provided no immediate casualty figures.
The attacks come amid rising tensions along the Israel–Lebanon border, where sporadic clashes have threatened to escalate into broader conflict. Lebanese officials have condemned the strikes as violations of sovereignty, while Israel cites security concerns and the presence of militant groups as justification.
International observers have called for restraint from both sides to prevent further escalation and maintain stability along the volatile border. The pattern of near-daily violations has raised concerns about the durability of the ceasefire and the potential for renewed wider conflict.