Israeli army says attacks in Lebanon fall under ceasefire terms

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The Israeli military conducted strikes in southern Lebanon against perceived threats near the border, stating these actions align with self-defense provisions of a ceasefire. Hezbollah, however, condemned the ceasefire as an insult and vowed to resist ongoing Israeli attacks while awaiting negotiations.

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The Israeli military said it carried out new strikes in southern Lebanon against "threats south of the yellow line" despite a ceasefire. Al Jazeera reported continued artillery, shelling and machinegun fire on several villages, along with two air strikes, including one targeting a group of Hezbollah fighters “approaching the yellow line” and another aimed at a man near a tunnel entrance.

Israeli army says attacks in Lebanon fall under ceasefire terms

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