Israeli forces reportedly carried out airstrikes and used white phosphorus shells in parts of southern Lebanon, according to local reports. The strikes intensified tensions along the border, where exchanges of fire have continued amid broader regional conflict. White phosphorus can create severe burns and fires, and its use near civilians raises serious concerns under international humanitarian law. Authorities were assessing casualties and property damage, while residents described heavy explosions and smoke. Israeli officials had not immediately provided a detailed statement about the reported operations.
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