Lebanon's Health Ministry officially reports 18 people killed and 33 wounded in Israeli military strikes on southern Lebanon overnight, according to the channel Abu Ali Express. The figures are expected to rise but are not independently verified and do not distinguish between combatants and civilians.
Lebanon's Health Ministry has officially updated its overnight toll from Israeli military strikes on southern Lebanon, reporting 18 killed and 33 wounded, according to Abu Ali Express. The ministry stated the figure is expected to rise. The tally comes amid a continued uptick in Israeli operations in southern Lebanon following persistent ceasefire violations by Hezbollah. The Zioneer's prior reporting on this thread — a bulletin earlier today at 08:42 Jerusalem citing 'dozens of casualties' from a single unverified report — is being refined by this official count, though the data remains unverified independently and does not break down combatant versus civilian status. The Lebanese Health Ministry's cumulative figures since March 2 now stand at over 3,900 killed and more than 11,900 wounded across all Israeli strikes, as The Zioneer reported on June 17. This overnight wave adds to a pattern of escalating exchanges; the IDF has consistently stated that its strikes target Hezbollah military infrastructure and operatives.
2 developments
- DevelopingAt least 8 killed as IDF continues airstrikes on southern Lebanon villages after evacuation warnings
- StrongLebanese Health Ministry: 15 killed, 70 wounded in IDF strikes on southern Lebanon yesterday
- DevelopingIDF strikes dozens of Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon overnight
- StrongIDF strikes targets in southern Lebanon, issues evacuation warnings for 29 villages
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