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South Lebanon reports 85,000 residential units damaged
A visual investigation conducted by the Financial Times and Lightouse Reports revealed extensive destruction across various areas of southern Lebanon, where approximately 85,000 residential units, along with schools, agricultural lands, and UNESCO-listed historic sites, have been damaged or destroyed following the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon on April 17. Satellite images show ongoing demolition operations carried out by Israeli forces and civilian contractors, using bulldozers and armored vehicles. This threatens to turn the border regions into a devastated strip that residents may find difficult to return to. These developments are accompanied by continued military operations and Israel's control over more areas, raising fears of a repeat of the destruction tactics used in Gaza. There is also concern about Tel Aviv preparing to establish a security zone within Lebanese territory, with reports suggesting potential advances by the occupying army deeper into Lebanon.
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