Al Jazeera reported on April 25 that Israeli troops have blown up buildings in the city of Bint Jbeil.
The Zionist regime has continued its attacks on southern Lebanon, even after ceasefire between Tel Aviv and Beirut was extended for a further three weeks.
The Israeli military on Friday claimed it had killed six Hezbollah fighters in an exchange of fire in the area of Bint Jbeil. The Lebanese Health Ministry also reported that two people were killed in an Israeli air strike in the southern area of Touline.
The attacks mark the latest violations of a ceasefire that began on April 16 after weeks of fighting between the Israeli regime and Hezbollah.
Israeli forces also remain stationed in southern Lebanon, after establishing a so-called “yellow line” in the region, similar to an Israeli military measure in the besieged Gaza Strip.
The casualty toll since the current round of Israeli attacks began on March 2 has risen to 2,491 people killed and 7,719 wounded, Lebanon’s Health Ministry said.
Earlier on Friday, several people were wounded in an Israeli artillery attack on the town of Yater in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese state-run National News Agency reported. The Israeli military also issued a forced evacuation order for the town of Deir Aames.