Israeli air strikes on the village of Kfar Rumman in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of at least 11 individuals, including two children, as reported by Lebanese state media. One strike occurred shortly after midnight, destroying a three-storey residential building and killing nine people. A second strike targeted a car, leading to the deaths of two paramedics, according to the National News Agency. The Israeli military stated it is investigating the reports. On Sunday, Israeli strikes had already killed seven people in southern Lebanon, which the Israeli military described as retaliation for drone attacks by the armed group Hezbollah on its troops in occupied areas. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun characterized the attacks as a "dangerous escalation" that threatens the US-brokered ceasefire established in June, intended to resolve the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Israeli Air Strikes in Southern Lebanon Result in 11 Fatalities, According to State Media
Israeli air strikes in Kfar Rumman, southern Lebanon, have killed at least 11 people, including two children, according to Lebanese state media. The strikes occurred following earlier attacks attributed to Hezbollah, with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun warning of a dangerous escalation that threatens a ceasefire agreement.
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Israeli strikes in southern Lebanese village kill 11, state media say
Israeli Air Strikes in Southern Lebanon Result in 11 Fatalities, According to State Media