Israel Resumes Military Strikes on Southern Lebanon as Rome Hosts Peace Talks
The Israeli military said the strikes followed a Hezbollah ceasefire breach and came as US-backed negotiators in Rome discussed a phased withdrawal plan.
- On Wednesday, the Israel Defense Forces resumed strikes in southern Lebanon, citing Hezbollah ceasefire violations while Israeli and Lebanese delegations continued US-sponsored negotiations in Rome.
- The seventh round of Washington-mediated talks aims to remove Hezbollah from southern areas and replace them with Lebanese troops, facilitating Israel's withdrawal from its "buffer zone."
- Following alleged ceasefire violations, the Israeli military issued an evacuation order for Mansouri on Wednesday, with spokeswoman Ella Waweya warning residents to move north immediately.
- Beirut reported at least one person was killed in the strikes, while Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem denounced the negotiations as bringing "nothing but shame, humiliation" for Lebanon.
- Negotiators at the US-sponsored talks aim to expand "pilot zones," resolve outstanding border issues, and work toward a comprehensive peace and security agreement despite escalating violence.
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Israel led in the night a series of raids against two localities in southern Lebanon. (ANSA)
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Israel Strikes South Lebanon After Two Soldiers Killed As Rome Security Talks Continue
Israel launched retaliatory strikes in southern Lebanon after two soldiers were killed in an explosion during a security operation, even as Israeli and Lebanese officials held US-backed talks in Rome to ease border tensions.
While Israel and Lebanon continue to talk about the implementation of a ceasefire, the conflict in southern Lebanon is intensifying again. Two Israeli soldiers were killed in battles with Hezbollah.
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