The Israeli army launched airstrikes on the towns of "Tair Daba" and "Al-Taybeh" in southern Lebanon on Thursday afternoon, following warnings to the residents of these towns to evacuate, marking the broadest warning since the ceasefire in November 2024.
This comes as a continuation of the escalation that Israel is pursuing against southern Lebanon and the repeated violations of the ceasefire in recent times.
The official Lebanese news agency reported that Israeli fighter jets targeted a building in the town of Tair Daba in the Tyre district, in addition to another building in the town of Al-Taybeh in the Marjeyoun district, without mentioning any injuries or fatalities.
The agency added that Israeli drones are flying at very low altitude over Beirut and its southern suburbs.
In contrast, the Israeli army announced in a statement the start of a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon, claiming to target "military objectives of Hezbollah."
Earlier on Thursday, the Israeli army warned Lebanese residents to evacuate the villages of Al-Taybeh, Tair Daba, and Aita al-Jabal (south), announcing its intention to target "infrastructure" it claims belongs to "Hezbollah," marking the broadest warning since the ceasefire in November 2024.
The Israeli army announces the start of a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon, claiming to target "military objectives of Hezbollah."
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Israeli airstrikes on two towns in southern Lebanon following evacuation warnings.