Lebanese state broadcasters confirmed that Israeli military actions continued across the southern part of the country on Thursday, adding to a series of cross‑border incidents that have persisted in recent weeks. The reports, issued by the official media outlet, indicated that aerial operations were carried out in several villages and towns near the border.
According to the statements, an Israeli aircraft conducted a strike on the village of Talloussah late on Thursday. In the same timeframe, two separate attacks were directed at the Jinjil area within the al‑Qantara district. The precise nature of the targets was not disclosed, but the incidents were noted as part of the broader pattern of air activity in the region.
In addition to the strikes on Talloussah and Jinjil, state media said that another Israeli air raid hit the locality of Nabatieh al‑Fawqa. The report did not specify the extent of any damage or casualties, focusing instead on the fact that the location was among the latest to be targeted by the Israeli Air Force.
The same evening, observers reported the deployment of illumination flares over the outskirts of the villages of Yater and Beit Lif. Such flares are typically used to provide visibility for night‑time operations, suggesting that the area remained under surveillance or potential threat after the earlier strikes.
These developments were presented as part of the ongoing hostilities along the Lebanon‑Israel frontier, where periodic aerial and artillery exchanges have been reported. Lebanese authorities have reiterated their monitoring of the situation, while no new statements regarding civilian impact or retaliatory measures were included in the broadcast. The incidents underscore the continued volatility in the border zone, with both sides maintaining a heightened state of alert.
Reporting attribution: based on reporting by Middle East Eye — original source: https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/south-lebanon-faces-ongoing-israeli-attacks.