Southern Lebanon casualties caution land entry
Several areas in southern Lebanon were subjected to Israeli artillery shelling, coinciding with sweeps using heavy machine guns and military movements, as part of Israel's efforts to strengthen control over the targeted regions. The shelling caused damage to some villages, with warnings issued to residents to avoid entering olive orchards out of concern for landmines and cluster bombs left behind by Israeli attacks, following the deaths of several civilians due to explosions of mines and cluster munitions resulting from ongoing targeted operations since March. Israel also launched large-scale military operations and injured one of its soldiers lightly. Since the beginning of this escalation, the Lebanese death toll has risen to approximately 4,387 killed and 12,424 wounded. Tensions, military clashes, and fears of landmine threats continue to escalate. The Lebanese government confirmed that it had intercepted a truck carrying hundreds of kilograms of explosives and pledged to investigate the circumstances of the operation, despite ongoing Israeli attacks amid persistent tensions and failed agreements.
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