The village of Mansouri in southern Lebanon was targeted in an airstrike against an operational cell allegedly used by Hezbollah.
The strike was allegedly carried out by the Israeli Air Force. However, no official statement was issued on whether the incident caused casualties or material damage.
The town of Mansouri was also allegedly targeted by Israeli army artillery fire. Hezbollah made no statement on the attack.
Strike came days after seventh round of talks
The airstrike took place several days after the conclusion of the seventh round of Lebanon-Israel talks, held in Rome under US mediation.
The talks addressed issues related to implementing the Framework Agreement reached on June 26. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said at a Cabinet meeting that positive progress had been made on border and prisoner issues.
Framework Agreement calls for disarmament
The Framework Agreement calls for the disarmament of armed groups, including Hezbollah, and the deployment of the Lebanese army in the relevant areas.
Under the agreement, Israel's withdrawal from the Lebanese territories it occupies will take place gradually, beginning with pilot areas.
Death toll in Lebanon reaches 4,335
Lebanese authorities said Israel's attacks, which began on March 2, had continued despite the negotiation process. According to the statement, 4,335 people had been killed, 12,277 wounded and more than 1 million displaced in the attacks so far.
With the latest attacks, Israel has penetrated more than 10 kilometers into southern Lebanon. One part of the region has been under occupation for decades, while another has been occupied since the 2023-2024 war.
