Israel carries out blasts across south Lebanon despite 'ceasefire' deal
Israel has carried out a series of strikes across southern Lebanon despite an existing ceasefire agreement between the two countries. The attacks come as talks continue between Israeli and Lebanese officials over implementing a broader peace framework.

Israel has carried out a series of strikes across southern Lebanon despite an existing ceasefire agreement between the two countries, Al Jazeera reported. The attacks were reported in multiple areas of the south, though specific locations and casualty details have not been independently confirmed.
The strikes come as talks continue between Israeli and Lebanese officials over implementing a broader framework intended to formalize peace between the two countries. Lebanese officials said the negotiations remain ongoing despite the continued military activity, which they said undermines the ceasefire understanding reached earlier.
Neither side has publicly detailed the specific triggers for the latest strikes. Observers will be watching whether the attacks affect the pace of the framework talks, and whether both governments issue further statements addressing the gap between the declared ceasefire and the reported military activity on the ground.
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