South Lebanon witnessed a massive Israeli escalation, including air strikes, artillery shelling, and field movements on a number of axes, amid intense flights of military and drone aircraft over the region.
In detail, Israeli vehicles advanced from the town of Hadada towards the outskirts of the town of Aita al-Jabal, in a field movement documented by circulating videos, coinciding with continued tension in the border villages and towns.
Israeli warplanes also raided the outskirts of the town of Baraashit, before targeting the town of Nabatieh Al-Fawqa with an air strike, as part of a wave of raids that targeted the Nabatieh area and its surroundings.
Later, Israeli warplanes carried out two successive raids on the vicinity of the Al-Dabsha and Ali Al-Taher areas, while Israeli artillery shelling targeted Wadi Al-Hujair.
The escalation extended in the evening to Wadi Saluki, where Israeli warplanes raided the area in two batches, leading to the sound of strong explosions being heard in a number of surrounding towns.
These developments come in light of a continuing field escalation in southern Lebanon, accompanied by air strikes, artillery shelling, and Israeli movements near the border towns, in conjunction with the deployment of the Lebanese army and its monitoring of developments on the ground.
There was no information immediately available about any casualties or the extent of damage resulting from the raids and bombing, while tension remained prevalent in the region amid anticipation of any new field developments.