Overview
- Israeli warplanes carried out multiple raids near Ansar, striking the Bargaz Valley and the Mays heights, according to a Lebanese field source cited by RIA Novosti.
- The same source reported jets remained in Lebanese airspace and hit the valley between Jarju and Luweize.
- The Israel Defense Forces say the operations target Hezbollah military infrastructure to remove threats to Israel’s north.
- Lebanese officials maintain Israel has kept forces in five southern positions, including the northern part of Ghajar, which they call a breach of UN Resolution 1701 and the cease-fire terms.
- Hezbollah-aligned MP Ali Mokdad said negotiation mechanisms failed to secure Israeli compliance and accused the United States of directing and supporting Israel’s campaign; the Interior Ministry counts more than 4,500 attacks since 2025 with about 400 killed and over 680 wounded.