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New strikes reported in Lebanon after six killed in south of country

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Workers search amongst the rubble of a destroyed building that was hit a week ago in an Israeli airstrike in central Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, April 16, 2026. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla)New strikes reported in Lebanon after six killed in south of country
FILE PHOTO. Staff search amongst the rubble of a destroyed constructing that was hit every week in the past in an Israeli airstrike in central Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, April 16, 2026. (AP Photograph/Hussein Malla)

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese state media reported a sequence of recent Israeli strikes within the nation’s south on Saturday night time, after assaults earlier within the day killed six individuals regardless of a just lately prolonged ceasefire within the struggle between Israel and Hezbollah

The brand new assaults adopted orders from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the navy to “forcefully assault Hezbollah targets” after the military accused it of breaching the truce.

Lebanon’s well being ministry had stated earlier that “Israeli enemy strikes on a truck and a bike within the city of Yohmor al-Shaqeef within the Nabatieh district killed 4 individuals.”

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One other assault “in town of Safad al-Battikh, within the Bint Jbeil district, resulted in two fatalities and 17 accidents,” it reported.

Israel’s navy stated it “eradicated” three Hezbollah operatives on Saturday who had been driving “a automobile loaded with weapons”, in addition to one other one driving a bike, and two extra armed members of the group elsewhere.

It additionally stated it recognized two projectiles launched from Lebanon, decrying “a blatant violation of the ceasefire understandings” by Hezbollah, and later intercepted one other “suspicious aerial goal”.

Hezbollah, in the meantime, stated it focused an Israeli military automobile in south Lebanon in retaliation for the assault on Yohmor al-Shaqeef.

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Following Netanyahu’s order to assault the group, Lebanon’s state-run Nationwide Information Company (NNA) reported a pair of strikes in fast succession in a city in Bint Jbeil district, one other on a city in Tyre district, and strikes on two extra cities in Nabatieh district.

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The Israeli navy stated that it had “struck Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure used for navy functions throughout southern Lebanon”, and would “proceed to function decisively towards threats”.

Israel says it reserves the fitting to reply militarily to imminent threats beneath the phrases of the ceasefire.

An AFP correspondent reported that some individuals fled Beirut’s southern suburbs — a stronghold of Hezbollah that has been repeatedly bombed through the struggle — after Netanyahu’s assertion.

Explosion in Khiam

US President Donald Trump had introduced on Thursday {that a} 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon that started on April 17 had been prolonged for 3 weeks.

Tehran-backed Hezbollah drew Lebanon into the Center East struggle on March 2 by firing rockets at Israel to avenge the loss of life of Iran’s supreme chief Ali Khamenei in US-Israeli strikes.

The NNA reported Israeli artillery shelling on a number of south Lebanon areas on Saturday.

It additionally reported a “violent explosion” in Khiam, a strategic city alongside the east of Lebanon’s border with Israel the place the company has beforehand stated the Israeli military has been “systematically” destroying homes and different buildings.

An AFP correspondent noticed an enormous cloud of smoke billowing over the city.

Israel’s navy on Saturday reissued a warning to residents to not return to dozens of south Lebanon areas throughout the so-called “yellow line”, which demarcates a ribbon of Lebanese territory round 10 kilometres (six miles) vast working alongside the size of the border.

Israeli assaults have killed not less than 2,496 individuals in Lebanon since March 2, in line with authorities.



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On Friday, Hezbollah lawmaker Ali Fayad stated the group maintained the fitting to reply to any Israeli aggression, including that extending the ceasefire “is not sensible” in mild of the continued “hostile acts”.





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