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IDF Begins Strikes in Southern Lebanon Following Hezbollah Drone Attack

The IDF launched strikes in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah carried out a drone attack, escalating tensions along the border again.

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IDF Begins Strikes in Southern Lebanon Following Hezbollah Drone Attack

The Israel Defense Forces have begun strikes in southern Lebanon following a drone attack attributed to Hezbollah. The exchange marks another escalation along the Israel-Lebanon border, where tensions have remained high despite ceasefire efforts and international calls for restraint. Israeli officials said the strikes were intended to target Hezbollah infrastructure, while the group has not publicly detailed its position. Civilians in affected areas face renewed risks as both sides trade fire and diplomatic efforts struggle to prevent wider conflict there.

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