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Shafaq News-
Beirut
Hezbollah
announced a series of attacks on Israeli military targets on Thursday, while
Israeli strikes continued across at least six districts in southern and eastern
Lebanon, according to Lebanese media reports.
In separate
statements, the group said its fighters carried out drone strikes on the newly
established Nimr al-Jamal military site and an Israeli Merkava tank in Bint
Jbeil, launched rocket barrages at Israeli troop and vehicle concentrations in
the southern town of Tayr Harfa, and forced an Israeli Hermes 450 aircraft to
retreat from the skies over the Iqlim al-Tuffah region using a surface-to-air
missile.
The party
described the operations as a response to Israeli violations of the ceasefire
and attacks on villages in southern Lebanon that killed and wounded civilians.
Local media
outlets reported Israeli warplane strikes, artillery shelling, and drone
attacks across the districts of Tyre, Nabatieh, Hasbaya, Baalbek, and Jezzine. A
drone strike killed one person in Sohmor and wounded a Syrian national in the
Mashghara Plain.
The Lebanese
Health Ministry said 3,696 people have been killed and 11,413 wounded in
Israeli military operations since hostilities resumed on March 2, including
women and children.
The Israeli
army, in turn, noted that air raid sirens were activated in the Misgav area
after a “suspicious aerial target” was detected. It also announced that
two projectiles were tracked after alerts sounded in several areas of northern
Israel, alleging that they landed near locations where Israeli forces are
operating in southern Lebanon. No casualties were reported.
בהמשך להתרעות שהופעלו לפני זמן קצר במספר מרחבים בצפון הארץ, זוהו שני שיגורים שנפלו בסמוך למרחב בו פועלים כוחות צה״ל בדרום לבנון
— צבא ההגנה לישראל (@idfonline) June 11, 2026
Israeli
military figures show that 30 soldiers and officers have been killed and 1,302
wounded on the Lebanese front since March 2, including 76 in serious condition
and 146 with moderate injuries. The army maintains restrictions on operational
disclosures.