Israeli strikes hit south Lebanon despite ceasefire agreement

Lebanon's al-Manar network reported that Israeli strikes hit south Lebanon, despite a ceasefire agreement that had been reached between Lebanon and Israel with U.S. mediation. The strikes occurred without providing details on casualties or damage, according to the report.

The attacks come amid a framework agreement intended to establish a ceasefire and reduce tensions between the two sides. The agreement was reached after several rounds of talks, with the United States acting as mediator.

The report did not specify the exact locations targeted or the extent of the damage. It also did not mention any immediate response from Hezbollah or the Lebanese government.

This development highlights the fragility of the ceasefire, which was designed to bring stability to the region. The strikes could potentially undermine the ongoing efforts to maintain peace along the border.

According to Mehr News, the Israeli regime carried out the strikes, and the al-Manar network, which is affiliated with Hezbollah, reported the incident. The report added that no further details were available at the time of writing.