Lebanon's Health Ministry reports 10 people killed and an unspecified number missing in Israeli military strikes on southern Lebanon over the past three hours, according to Lebanese and Israeli media. A senior Iranian official threatened retaliation, saying Israel's actions in Lebanon 'will not pass without a response.' The IDF has not commented.
Lebanon's Health Ministry has reported 10 fatalities and an unspecified number of missing persons from Israeli military strikes in southern Lebanon over the past three hours, as cited by Lebanese and Israeli media. The report comes amid ongoing IDF operations targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in the region.
A senior Iranian official issued a threat in response, asserting that 'Israel's crimes in Lebanon will not pass without a response.' The statement adds to a pattern of Iranian officials warning of retaliation against Israeli operations along the northern border, though no specific military action was announced.
The IDF has not yet commented on the latest reported casualties. The figures are not independently verified and do not distinguish between combatants and civilians.
As The Zioneer has reported in recent bulletins, the IDF has conducted extensive strikes in southern Lebanon since the renewed campaign in early March. The Lebanese Health Ministry had previously reported 3,696 killed and 11,413 wounded since March 2.
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