Lebanon's Health Ministry says 15 people were killed and 70 wounded in Israeli military strikes on southern Lebanon yesterday (Tuesday), according to a report from Israeli public broadcaster Kan. The figures, which are not independently verified and do not differentiate between combatants and civilians, come a day after the IDF said it struck dozens of Hezbollah targets across the region.
Lebanon's Health Ministry has reported a significant single-day toll from Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, with 15 people killed and 70 wounded during Tuesday's operations, according to the Israeli public broadcaster Kan, which cited the ministry's figures. The report does not specify the locations of the strikes within southern Lebanon or indicate how many casualties were combatants vs. civilians; no breakdown by gender, age, or affiliation has been released. The IDF has not yet officially commented on Tuesday's strikes as a whole, though the military has reported conducting waves of precision strikes against Hezbollah rocket launchers, command posts, and observation posts across southern Lebanon in recent days. As The Zioneer previously reported, fighting has continued at a heavy tempo despite a nominal ceasefire framework. Lebanon's Health Ministry cumulative toll since March 2 stands at 3,696 killed and 11,413 wounded as of late Tuesday. Wednesday's figure from a single day—15 dead and 70 wounded—would, if verified, represent one of the higher single-day casualty counts this month, comparable to the June 6-9 strikes that killed at least 18 and 11 people respectively.
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