The Kremlin expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, warning that it could destabilize the entire region. Moscow condemned Israel’s strikes on Lebanon and called for an immediate halt to the violence, while also expressing concern about a potential regional war in the Middle East.
The death toll in Lebanon from Israeli airstrikes has risen to 558, including 50 children, making it the deadliest day of violence since the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel. The Lebanese health minister condemned Israel’s claims of targeting only combat forces, stating that the majority of the victims were unarmed civilians. Meanwhile, Israel continues its airstrikes, claiming to have hit over 1,600 Hezbollah targets, while Hezbollah continues its rocket attacks on northern Israel.
Israel’s Iron Dome defense system once again proved its effectiveness, intercepting a majority of rockets launched by Hezbollah towards Israel. The strikes, in response to Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon, have resulted in significant casualties and raised concerns over escalating regional tensions.
Israel launched a wave of airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, resulting in the deadliest day in the country’s history in decades. The attacks came after Hezbollah fired rockets into Israel in support of Hamas. Israel has been focused on the Gaza border for the past year but is now shifting its attention to the northern frontier, where Hezbollah is based.
Amid escalating tensions, Israel has launched a major military operation targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, codenamed ‘Northern Arrows’. The operation, involving over 1,600 airstrikes, is the largest since the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah War and has resulted in significant damage to Hezbollah’s infrastructure and capabilities. The strikes have been met with retaliatory rocket fire from Hezbollah, raising concerns of a full-scale war.
Amidst rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, Israel has sent phone warnings to Lebanese civilians, urging them to evacuate areas believed to be Hezbollah strongholds. These warnings have sparked widespread fear and raised concerns about Israel’s surveillance capabilities and potential breaches of Lebanese privacy. The situation highlights the vulnerability of Lebanon’s data privacy framework and the ongoing struggle between Israel and Hezbollah.
Israel launched a massive aerial offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon, killing hundreds of people and raising concerns about a full-scale war in the region. The attacks followed a series of incidents, including explosions targeting Hezbollah members and a building strike, which fueled tensions between the two groups. The international community is calling for de-escalation, but the future of Lebanon remains uncertain.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged the Lebanese population to evacuate areas at risk as the Israeli military launched a massive strike on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of hundreds. The escalation follows Hezbollah’s rocket attacks on Israel in support of Hamas.
Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon have killed at least 492 people, including 35 children, marking the deadliest day of violence since the Gaza war began. The strikes, targeting Hezbollah infrastructure, come as the conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed group intensifies. Global powers are urging both sides to de-escalate, fearing a full-fledged war.
Israel carried out widespread airstrikes in Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of hundreds, including children and women. The strikes targeted Hezbollah weapon sites and led to a mass exodus of civilians from southern Lebanon. The US has deployed additional troops to the region as tensions escalate.
