Smoke was seen rising over several towns in southern Lebanon following reported Israeli airstrikes targeting areas in the Tyre and Bint Jbeil districts.
Footage from the region showed large plumes of smoke above towns including Deir Qanoun Ras Al-Ain, Aitat, and Al-Mansouri as explosions and destruction were reported across multiple locations.
Lebanese media said the strikes were accompanied by demolition operations in parts of the south, intensifying fears of further escalation along the border region.
Earlier, the Israel Defense Forces warned residents to evacuate several southern Lebanese towns, citing what it described as ceasefire violations by Hezbollah.
The latest attacks come despite ongoing efforts to maintain a fragile ceasefire between both sides.
According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, the death toll linked to the conflict between March and April has reached 2,759 people, with more than 8,500 others wounded.
The continuing violence has raised growing humanitarian concerns as civilians and emergency responders remain caught in active conflict zones.
Regional observers warn that renewed escalation could further destabilize the Israel-Lebanon border and increase the risk of broader confrontation.
As tensions continue, international attention remains focused on whether diplomatic efforts can prevent the situation from worsening further.
