At least 6 people were killed and 7 injured in an airstrike by Israel on the town of Kfar Dounine in southern Lebanon. The injured were taken to hospitals in Tyre. The attack occurred despite the ceasefire agreement declared on April 17 and extended until May 17.
According to Lebanese state media, Israeli army artillery fire also targeted the areas around Mansouri and Majdal Zoun. Since March, more than 2,840 people have died, over 8,690 have been injured, and approximately 1.6 million have been displaced due to Israeli attacks.
Despite the ceasefire agreement, Israeli army attacks continue. Lebanese officials state that ceasefire violations persist in the form of artillery fire, airstrikes, and home demolitions. This situation is deepening the humanitarian crisis in the region.
No detailed official statement has yet been made regarding the attack. Diplomatic efforts to implement the ceasefire and stop the attacks are expected to continue.
Statements from the parties and international reactions in the coming days will determine the course of the situation in the region. The humanitarian situation in Lebanon and the durability of the ceasefire are being closely monitored.