Israeli strikes have hit the southern Lebanese village of Al-Mansouri, with smoke rising over the area as Israeli troops were seen operating near damaged buildings. Israeli military vehicles were also visible in the area as military activity continued.
The latest strikes come amid a ceasefire framework between Israel and Lebanon that has faced repeated violations and renewed fighting. The agreement was intended to reduce hostilities and prevent further escalation along the border.
Under the framework, Hezbollah was expected to halt attacks and withdraw its operatives from areas south of the Litani River. However, Israeli forces have continued operating in parts of southern Lebanon, including areas they describe as a security zone.
Recent Israeli strikes have also targeted Al-Mansouri and other locations across southern Lebanon, raising concerns over the continued instability despite the ceasefire arrangements.
The latest activity highlights the fragile security situation in the region, where military operations and retaliatory attacks continue to threaten the ceasefire.
As troops remain active around Al-Mansouri, tensions between Israel and Lebanon remain high, with renewed fighting posing further risks to civilians and efforts to maintain the ceasefire.
