Israel has carried out multiple airstrikes targeting Hezbollah launchers across southern Lebanon, even as a ceasefire remains in place. According to the military, the strikes focused on locations including Dir al-Zahrani, Kafr Remen, al-Sa'miyeh, Yaroun, and Kfar Kila, where launchers were said to pose a threat. Hezbollah has reacted strongly, calling the ceasefire “meaningless” and warning of a response to continued strikes. The group is not formally part of the ceasefire agreement, adding complexity to efforts aimed at reducing tensions.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reported the killing of six Hezbollah operatives during a military operation in Bint Jbeil, located within the southern Lebanon security zone. According to officials, IDF paratroopers engaged Hezbollah fighters in a direct firefight, resulting in two casualties among the group. A separate strike on a building in the same area led to the elimination of four additional operatives. The IDF confirmed that no casualties were sustained among its forces during the operation. Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes carried out three airstrikes targeting Deir Aames in the Tyre district, despite an active ceasefire in the region. Reports indicate multiple explosions and demolition activity across Tyre, with shelling also recorded near Mansouri and Bayt Siyad. Authorities issued evacuation warnings to residents of Deir Aames, instructing civilians to move at least 1,000 meters away from targeted zones as tensions continue to rise along the Israel-Lebanon border. WATCH