Nearly 600 killed in Lebanon since so-called ceasefire began, says NRC

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The Norwegian Refugee Council reported nearly 600 people killed in Lebanon since the ceasefire framework took effect last month, with over one million remaining displaced. NRC Country Director Maureen Philippon characterized the situation as a "repeatedly violated ceasefire," citing daily Israeli attacks and evacuation orders that have prevented civilian respite despite the agreement's announcement.

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Nearly 600 people have been killed in Lebanon since a so-called ceasefire was agreed last month, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has said. They added that more than one million people remain displaced as well.

Nearly 600 killed in Lebanon since so-called ceasefire began, says NRC

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