At least six people have been killed and eight wounded in Israeli air strikes across Lebanon as Beirut began preparations to deploy troops in southern “pilot zones” under a renewed ceasefire agreement.
The National News Agency NNA reported on Thursday that Israeli strikes on the town of Sohmor in the western Bekaa region killed five civilians, while four others were wounded.
Following the attacks, the municipality of Sohmor urged residents and visitors not to enter the town due to “serious security risks.”
“The (Israeli) enemy is sparing no one, including civilian men and women,” the municipality said in a statement carried by NNA, calling for full compliance with the warning.
In southern Lebanon, an Israeli drone targeted a motorcycle in the town of Maaroub in the Tyre district, killing one person and injuring another, according to NNA.
The agency also said a civilian vehicle was struck on the Zefta-Nmeiriyeh road in the Marjayoun district, wounding a father, mother and their daughter from Jdeidet Marjayoun.
In a separate attack, an Israeli drone hit a vehicle on the Zefta-Kfarroumane road in Nabatieh, causing injuries, according to NNA.
