The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah appears to be collapsing as fresh Israeli airstrikes hit multiple locations across Southern Lebanon and areas near Beirut. At least six people were reportedly killed and several others injured after overnight strikes targeted residential zones, triggering panic among civilians already exhausted by months of conflict. Hospitals in Tyre received wounded civilians as rescue teams rushed through devastated neighborhoods following the attacks. Lebanon’s death toll has now reportedly crossed 2,800 as cross-border hostilities continue to intensify. Lebanese leaders have urged international intervention and called on the United States envoy in Beirut to pressure Israel over alleged ceasefire violations. Meanwhile, the Israeli military has also reported fresh troop casualties near the Lebanon border as military operations continue to expand.

Hezbollah has released dramatic drone footage allegedly showing a direct strike on an Israeli Merkava tank turret in southern Lebanon, adding fresh intensity to the rapidly escalating tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border. The video, which remains unverified, captures an overhead explosion claimed to have targeted Israeli armour during ongoing cross-border confrontations. The footage surfaced as reports emerged of smoke plumes visible across Galilee border regions, sparking heightened alert levels and renewed fears of wider regional escalation. Local sources in southern Lebanon reported heavy military activity near Shamaa, while Israeli media outlets including Channel 12 cited growing concerns over Hezbollah’s expanding drone capabilities. WATCH