New Israeli strikes in Lebanon injure 11

Emergency responders gather near a damaged building with signs of fire and destruction, while a rescue operation is underway.

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Israeli forces carried out fresh airstrikes across southern Lebanon and parts of Beirut, leaving at least 11 people injured, according to state media reports.

Local sources said troops advanced toward the outskirts of Aita al-Shaab, while fighter jets conducted bombardments in nearby areas.

In Bint Jbeil district, seven individuals were hurt after an airstrike hit the town of Shaqra, while four others sustained injuries in shelling in Srifa.

An Ethiopian woman was also reported wounded after a strike hit a residential unit in Aramoun, located in Mount Lebanon.

Air raids were likewise recorded in Beirut, particularly in the Al-Kafa’at and Hara Harik neighborhoods, as operations extended beyond southern المناطق.

Other areas that came under attack included Taybeh, Majdal, Zibqin, Yater, Kfar Qaana, Ain Baal, and Deir Kifa, based on field reports.

The Health Ministry earlier said fatalities linked to the ongoing Israeli offensive had climbed to 886, including 111 children and 67 women, while injuries reached 2,141.

Tensions in the region escalated after joint military actions by the United States and Israel against Iran on February 28, with Israel later intensifying its campaign against Hezbollah despite a ceasefire reached in late 2024.

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