Despite the ceasefire, the Israeli army launched an artillery attack on 5 towns in southern Lebanon

According to the news of Lebanon's official news agency NNA, 2 artillery shells were fired from an Israeli tank into a house in the Al-Misha area of ​​the Meyfdun town of Nabatiyeh city.

Israeli forces also opened fire on Talusea and Beni Hayyan towns in the city's Mercayun district with artillery fire, and opened fire with machine guns in the direction of Talusea.

In the Sur district, the towns of Majdel Zun and Beit es-Siyad were the targets of Israeli artillery units. Israeli soldiers also opened fire with machine guns in the direction of the main road leading to the town of Mansouri.

On the other hand, Israeli unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) flew at low altitude in the skies of the capital Beirut, but did not carry out any attacks.

There was no statement regarding whether there were any deaths or injuries in the attacks.

Israel's attacks in Lebanon and the ceasefire process

The Israeli army launched intense air strikes on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied dozens of towns in the south of the country.

The Lebanese government announced that the number of people displaced in the country due to the attacks exceeded 1 million. The ceasefire between the two countries, which came into force on April 17, was later extended several times.

In its statement on October 12, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that at least 4,390 people had died in the attacks since March 2.

Israel and Lebanon signed a "framework agreement" under the mediation of the United States on June 26, aiming to end the conflict and ensure long-term peace.

The agreement envisages Israel's gradual withdrawal from the occupied Lebanese territory and the continuation of the negotiation process between the parties. However, despite the agreement reached, Israel continues its occupation and attacks in the country.