Lebanese Army Urges Displaced to Delay Return
The Lebanese Army clarified that the occupation's attacks have led to the presence of unexploded aerial bombs in southern Lebanon, some weighing between 1,000 and 2,000 pounds, in the towns of Tebbeneh, Khirbet Salm, Majdel Salm, Dhibin, and Blayet. They called on displaced residents to delay returning to their villages due to the presence of unexploded remnants that require dismantling to ensure their safety, with engineering teams continuing work to clear mines and secure the areas. Additionally, military units opened roads to facilitate the return of residents to these areas. The Israeli Defense Minister confirmed that his country's forces would remain in their positions within the security zone in southern Lebanon.
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