Overview
- Israeli forces launched airstrikes on southern Lebanon after rockets were fired into northern Israel, with three intercepted by Israeli defenses.
- The Lebanese government condemned the strikes as ongoing aggression, while Hezbollah denied involvement in the rocket attacks.
- Two people were killed and eight others injured in the strikes, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, with damage reported in villages such as Touline and Kfarkila.
- The Lebanese Army discovered and dismantled three rocket launchers near the Litani River, approximately 30 kilometers from the Israeli border, and launched an investigation into the attacks.
- UNIFIL, the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon, expressed concern over the potential for escalation and called for restraint from all parties to prevent further violence.