Israeli army renews airstrikes in Southern Lebanon despite US deal
Israeli warplanes struck towns in the Nabatieh and Tyre districts, while artillery shelling targeted other areas overnight.
On Sunday, the Israeli army intensified its airstrikes and artillery attacks in southern Lebanon, defying a US-mediated ceasefire agreement signed in June. According to Anadolu Ajansi, citing a Lebanese state news agency, Israeli warplanes targeted Kfar Tebnit in the Nabatieh district, while Tyre district faced strikes on the town of Mansouri.
Majdal Zoun in the Majdal Zoun area also faced artillery bombardment. The latest round of attacks took place amidst Israel's ongoing military operation in Lebanon, which began on March 2 and has resulted in 4,386 deaths and 12,413 injuries, as per the health ministry's latest figures. Despite the deal, the Israeli military persists in its occupation of Lebanese territories, including areas occupied since the early 1980s and those seized during recent conflicts.
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