The Israeli military carried out another strike targeting the al-Mansouri area in southern Lebanon on Saturday afternoon, according to a security-focused the source. The strike comes amid a surge of fire in the past hour. No details on the specific target, munitions, or casualties have been reported.
A security-focused source reported a second Israeli strike targeting the al-Mansouri area in southern Lebanon at 16:25 Jerusalem on Saturday, noting an 'intensification of fire in the past hour.' No details on the target, munitions, or casualties have been provided yet.
The report comes after a flurry of activity in the same area earlier today. At 14:30 Jerusalem, initial reports emerged of a fighter jet strike in al-Mansouri. Within minutes, at least four airstrikes were reported, followed by an additional strike outside the Israeli-declared security zone, near Ras al-Bayada. Lebanese sources then reported casualties from the strikes. By 14:30, the IDF confirmed it had struck Hezbollah infrastructure in al-Mansouri, marking the first official Israeli acknowledgment of the day's operations. The sequence illustrates a rapid escalation from a single channel report to multi-source corroboration and IDF confirmation.
As The Zioneer reported on June 26, a drone strike in al-Mansouri killed one person and wounded another. The broader pattern of Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon has been documented throughout June, including a wave of strikes on June 14 and other incidents reported on June 9, 10, 17, 20, and 23.
The target of the 16:25 strike, its affiliation, and the scale of the attack remain unconfirmed. The IDF has not commented on this latest report, which comes from a single unofficial source.
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