Lebanon’s official National News Agency said Israeli artillery fire continued in the south of the country and that drones were seen flying at low altitude over and around the city of Tyre.
The agency said the town of Mansouri in the Southern Governorate was struck in the morning. Later, the Zibqin Valley in Nabatieh Governorate came under artillery fire.
Before dawn, fire was also directed at areas around Haddatha and Baraashit. Artillery fire toward Haddatha was accompanied by heavy machine-gun fire directed toward the town. The agency also said the Zibqin Valley was struck again.
Low-altitude flights around Tyre
Israeli drones were seen flying at low altitude over the city of Tyre and nearby areas. No further details were provided about the flights.

Attacks continue despite framework agreement
Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have continued despite the framework agreement signed by Beirut and Tel Aviv on June 26. The agreement provides for the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory and the deployment of the Lebanese army in the areas vacated.
Israel has controlled some areas in the south for decades and others since wars and military operations in more recent periods.
Deaths and displacement in the attacks
Lebanese authorities said at least 4,386 people had been killed, 12,413 wounded and more than 1 million displaced in the attacks that have continued since March 2.