Israeli army strikes southern Lebanon despite ceasefire and framework agreement
Air strikes and artillery fire were carried out against Nabatieh province
Quick Look
- Despite the ceasefire and framework agreement, the Israeli army carried out air strikes and artillery fire on the Nabatieh province in southern Lebanon.
- Information on loss of life or injury in the attacks has not been shared yet.
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Why It Matters
A ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel came into force on April 17, and a framework agreement was signed on June 26. At least 4 thousand 383 people have lost their lives in Israel's attacks since March 2.
Despite the ceasefire and framework agreement, the Israeli army carried out air strikes and artillery fire on the Nabatieh province in southern Lebanon. According to Lebanon's official news agency NNA, Israeli warplanes targeted the Upper Nabatiye town twice in less than 15 minutes. Warplanes also carried out an air attack on the Ali Tahir forest area in the outer reaches of Upper Nabatiye, and bombed the town of Kefertebnit 3 times in a row.
The Israeli army also targeted the Eastern Zavtar town with artillery fire. No information has yet been shared regarding whether there was any loss of life or injury in the attacks.
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS IN LEBANON AND THE CEASE SEASON PROCESS
The Israeli army launched intense air attacks on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied many towns in the south of the country. The Lebanese government announced that the number of people displaced in the country exceeded 1 million during this period. The ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, which came into force on April 17, was later extended several times.
In its latest statement, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that at least 4,383 people had died in Israel's attacks on the country since March 2.
On the other hand, after the 5th round of direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, a framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Israel on June 26.
Open Questions
- Are there any casualties or injuries in the attacks?
- What will be the future of the ceasefire?
