Israel fires 1,030 shells in a week Qassem questions Lebanese sovereignty
South Lebanon experienced a new escalation by Israel. The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) recorded the launching of 1,030 projectiles between August 21 and 27, with an average of 147 shells per day. This was accompanied by Israeli airstrikes targeting multiple areas, military infiltrations into the town of Kfar Shuba, and the raising of Israeli flags on buildings under construction, amidst ongoing attacks and heightened tensions that negatively impact civilians and vital infrastructure. The international forces warned that the security situation remains fragile, stressing that adhering to UN Security Council Resolution 1701 is essential to de-escalate tensions and restore stability. Efforts continue through monitoring and communication to prevent further escalation.
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