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Israeli Strikes Kill Two in Lebanon as Beirut Files UN Complaint Over Ceasefire Breaches

Lebanon has lodged a UN complaint citing 2,036 border violations in late 2025.

Overview

  • Lebanon’s Health Ministry reported at least two fatalities after Israeli air and drone strikes on January 25 hit targets in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley.
  • The Israeli military said it killed Hezbollah artillery commander Muhammad al-Husseini near Tyre, describing him as a schoolteacher involved in restoring the group’s rocket capabilities.
  • In a separate strike, the IDF said it hit a Hezbollah weapons manufacturing site in Bir al-Sanasel, killing operative Jawad Basma.
  • On January 26, Lebanon submitted a formal complaint to the United Nations documenting 2,036 Israeli sovereignty violations from October through December 2025 and calling for a full withdrawal beyond recognized borders.
  • Beirut says it has completed removing Hezbollah weapons south of the Litani River and plans to extend disarmament toward the Awali River, as Israel continues near-daily operations despite the 2024 ceasefire.