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The article discusses several fires that erupted in southern Lebanon over the past two months, as a result of the Israeli aggression that repeatedly targeted the forests following the ceasefire on June 17. Reports indicate that the Israeli occupation used flash bombs and drone aircraft loaded with ammunition to harm the environment, leading to the burning of an estimated 30 to 40% of the region's forests, including environmentally and historically significant pine and oak trees. These attacks are considered deliberate environmental destruction that threatens biodiversity and impacts the livelihoods of local residents. Images reveal the use of drones equipped with hoses dispersing flammable materials onto the forests. The fires have also resulted in the loss of cultivated lands and natural resources, with experts describing them as ongoing environmental genocide that destroys ecosystems and disrupts the natural way of life for the inhabitants. It is also a reminder that these attacks aim to destroy the cultural and historical heritage of the affected areas.
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