Khiam

An Israeli drone targeted a waste truck in southern Lebanon, injuring two people near Choukin and Kfardjal. Demolition operations with multiple blasts continued in Nabatieh's Khiam.

The Israeli military bombed southern Lebanon on Sunday morning, according to Lebanese media. The strikes targeted the village of Deir Seryan and homes in Khiam.

Lebanese residents near Israel's occupied southern regions face fear and displacement as Israeli forces destroy Shiite-majority villages and enforce restrictions. Despite an interim U.S.-Iran truce, tensions persist with Hezbollah, Iran, and Lebanon demanding Israel's withdrawal.

Israeli forces conducted strikes in southern Lebanon, including Khiam and Kfar Tebnit, causing injuries despite a reported ceasefire agreement between Washington and Tehran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel is not bound by provisions related to Lebanon in the agreement.

Israeli air strikes targeted agricultural areas in Lebanon's Marjayoun and Nabatieh districts, including Arid Dbeibine near Dbeibine and Jebchit. The attacks followed an overnight strike on Khiam, with no immediate reports on casualties or damage. U.S. President Trump claimed the war on Iran had ended, while Iran stated the ceasefire depends on Israel ending its invasion of Lebanon.

Israeli forces conducted explosions in southern Lebanon's Khiam despite an ongoing ceasefire, causing smoke to rise in the area. The incident highlights a violation of the ceasefire agreement, escalating tensions in the region.

BBC Arabic's Carine Torbey reports from the Lebanese border town of Khiam as a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah enters its second day, with residents attempting to return home.