Israeli drones strike southern Lebanon: Casualties reported

Shafaq News/ On Sunday, Israeli drone strikes targeted three villages in southern Lebanon, causing casualties.

According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, a drone targeted a motorcycle in the village of Arnoun, killing one individual, while a separate strike hit a vehicle in Beit Lif, wounding one.

A third drone strike on a vehicle along the Aita al–Shaab–Debel road reportedly resulted in one death.

Separately, an Israeli reconnaissance drone dropped a stun grenade near a civilian in the border village of Ramyah, with no casualties reported.

On Saturday, an airstrike in Deir al-Zahrani killed a man later identified by the Israeli military as Mohammad Ali Jamoul, a Hezbollah commander in the al-Shaqif rocket unit.

Despite a standing ceasefire agreement mandating an end to hostilities and Israeli withdrawal, Lebanese authorities report over 3,000 Israeli violations since the truce took effect, resulting in more than 400 deaths.

This story was updated to add the Aita al–Shaab–Debel road attack.