Yohmour: At least four people were killed on Saturday when an Israeli strike targeted a truck and a motorcycle in southern Lebanon, as reported by the Lebanese Health Ministry. The Israeli military later identified the victims as members of the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia, stating that three individuals were in a vehicle laden with weapons, while the fourth was traveling on a motorbike.
According to Ghana News Agency, the attack occurred in the town of Yohmour, with Lebanese security sources confirming the location. The Israeli army has previously issued warnings to residents in approximately 59 villages and towns in southern Lebanon, advising them against returning to their homes due to the ongoing hostilities.
In addition to the strike in Yohmour, the Israeli air force reported the killing of two armed Hezbollah fighters in a separate incident in southern Lebanon. The military claimed that both individuals posed a direct threat to Israeli soldiers operating in the area.
The situation remains tense as the Israeli military also noted further shelling from Lebanon into Israel later in the day. They reported intercepting one projectile while another landed in an open area without causing any casualties or damage. Rocket alerts were triggered in several northern Israeli towns, and it was initially unclear if these were directly linked to Hezbollah's activities.
Despite a recently extended ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, the truce remains fragile, with both sides accusing each other of violating the agreement. Violent clashes and attacks persist, highlighting the volatility of the region. Israeli forces continue to maintain a presence in southern Lebanon, and under the ceasefire terms, they retain the right to defend themselves against any perceived threats. However, they are expected to avoid initiating offensive operations within Lebanese territory.