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Shafaq News-
Beirut
The Israeli
military intensified airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Wednesday, targeting
towns and villages in the districts of Saida, Tyre, Nabatieh, and Jezzine,
while Hezbollah announced “retaliatory strikes” against Israeli forces along
the border.
According to
local media, strikes hit tens of towns, including Ansariyeh, Deir Qanoun
al-Nahr, al-Bazouriyeh, Rihan, Nabatieh al-Fawqa, Habboush, Kfarrumman, Teir Dibba, Kafra,
Braasheet, al-Majadel, and Srifa.
The strikes
killed two people and wounded others in Siddiqine.
The Israeli
military also issued urgent evacuation orders for residents of Ghassaniyeh,
Houmeen al-Fawqa, and Ansariyeh, instructing them to move north of the Zahrani
River*.
#عاجل ‼️انذار عاجل الى سكان لبنان المتواجدين في قرية انصارية🔸في ضوء قيام حزب الله الارهابي بخرق اتفاق وقف اطلاق النار يضطر جيش الدفاع للعمل ضده بقوة. جيش الدفاع لا ينوي المساس بكم.🔸حرصًا على سلامتكم عليكم إخلاء منازلكم فوراً والانتقال الى شمال نهر الزهراني.🔸كل من يتواجد… pic.twitter.com/awHn0rBw9U
— افيخاي ادرعي (@AvichayAdraee) June 10, 2026
According to
Lebanon’s Ministry of Public Health, Israeli attacks on Lebanon since March 2
and through June 9 have killed 3,666 people and wounded 11,321 others.
Hezbollah announced
strikes targeting concentrations of Israeli military vehicles and soldiers in
the towns of Yahmar al-Shaqif and al-Biyada in southern Lebanon, using guided
missiles and rocket salvos. The group said its operations were carried out in
response to continued Israeli attacks on Lebanese territory.
*The Zahrani River is a waterway in southern Lebanon that
flows into the Mediterranean near Saida, roughly 40 kilometers south of Beirut
and 15 kilometers north of the Litani River. It carried no military
significance before 2026, when Israeli forces designated it as an evacuation
boundary, ordering all civilians south of the line to leave —a threshold that
extends beyond the limit set by UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
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