Israel drones carried out multiple strikes against the town of Seddiqine in southern Lebanon overnight and into Wednesday. At least one person was killed when one of the strikes hit a medical center, and another person was wounded.
Another overnight strike was reported near Wadi Jilou, another village in the south, targeting a vehicle and wounding one person. The identity of the person was not reported, but media referred to them as a Lebanese citizen.
Somewhat further north, in the area around Zahrani, IDF drones were reported to be flying at low altitude overhead. There have as yet not been reports of any strikes in that area, however.
The Lebanese village of Seddiqine | Image from Social Media
Israel has been flouting the ceasefire with Lebanon virtually since it began, and has launched several major attacks in recent days, including wounding a UNIFIL peacekeeper with a drone strike.
Lebanese officials have reportedly brought up those violations in a recent meeting, and the UNIFIL also noted the Israeli attacks on their sites and personnel. The ongoing IDF military occupation of parts of southern Lebanon was also referenced.
Israeli officials reportedly expressed indifference about the complaints, and insisted the attacks were justified because Lebanon has not fully disarmed Hezbollah yet despite announcing plans to do so.
Israel has constantly complained Hezbollah is violating the ceasefire by their very existence, though since the ceasefire went into effect in November, Hezbollah has not fired a single rocket into Israeli territory. By contrast, Israel has launched hundreds of strikes on Lebanon killing several hundred people, a large number confirmed to be civilians.
