Israeli strikes kill five in southeastern Lebanon, wound 37

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Israeli strikes on southeastern Lebanon killed five people and wounded 37 in the past 24 hours, Lebanon's Health Ministry said. The attacks hit targets in the Wadi al-Suluki and Wadi al-Hujeir valleys and near the town of al-Mansouri. The strikes continued despite a ceasefire declared on June 19.
Key Facts
- Five people were killed and 37 wounded in Israeli strikes on southeastern Lebanon in the past 24 hours.
- The total number of Lebanese killed since the military escalation began on March 2 has reached 4,359, with 12,362 wounded.
- The Israeli Air Force struck ground targets in the Wadi al-Suluki and Wadi al-Hujeir valleys and near the town of al-Mansouri.
- The strikes occurred despite a ceasefire declared on June 19 between the parties.
Casualty Figures
Lebanon's Health Ministry reported that five people were killed and 37 wounded in Israeli strikes on the country's southeast over the past 24 hours. The ministry said the total number of Lebanese killed since the military escalation began on March 2 has reached 4,359, with 12,362 wounded. The figures were published in a statement on the ministry's X social media account.
Strike Locations
The Israeli Air Force struck ground targets in the Wadi al-Suluki and Wadi al-Hujeir valleys in the second half of the day. Air strikes were also carried out near the town of al-Mansouri, located in the vicinity of the city of Tyre. The attacks continued despite a ceasefire declared on June 19 between the parties.