At least 31 killed in Israeli attacks across Lebanon, local media says

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Israeli forces conducted widespread airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Friday, killing at least 31 people including a civil defence worker, according to Lebanon's National News Agency—described as one of the deadliest days since cross-border fighting resumed on 2 March. The strikes targeted multiple districts including Tyre, Hasbaiyya, Bint Jbeil, and Nabatieh, occurring despite a ceasefire framework announced in April and extended to 17 May.

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At least 31 people, including a rescue worker, were killed in widespread Israeli attacks across southern Lebanon on Friday, according to Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency. The agency described it as one of the deadliest days since fighting between Israeli forces and Hezbollah resumed on 2 March.

At least 31 killed in Israeli attacks across Lebanon, local media says

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