Death toll from Israeli attacks in Lebanon since March exceeds 4,000

The number of fatalities resulting from Israeli offensive actions in Lebanon, particularly in the south, has tragically climbed to 4,057 since March 2, as reported by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health. The ministry's Health Emergency Operations Center stated that as of midday June 20, the cumulative toll includes 12,121 injured.

Friday's attacks alone were particularly devastating, claiming 83 lives, including three children. The city of Nabatiyeh suffered the most, with 17 fatalities, while the town of Harouf recorded 10 deaths. Among the casualties was a Lebanese sergeant who succumbed to injuries sustained in an attack in Touline. Another Lebanese soldier died from Israeli attacks while traveling on a southern road, adding to the grim tally.

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respetando el alto el fuego" no dudarán "en enfrentarse a cualquier intento del enemigo de apoderarse de territorio y extender su ocupación

These escalations occurred despite a ceasefire that reportedly went into effect Friday night between Israel and the Lebanese group Hezbollah. Hezbollah confirmed its adherence to the new truce. However, the group also claimed responsibility for an early morning attack targeting Israeli troops attempting to infiltrate the Ali al-Taher hills in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah accused Israel of resorting to "intense aerial attacks... attacking, as usual, innocent civilians to cover up its military failure." The group stated that while respecting the ceasefire, they would not hesitate "to confront any attempt by the enemy to seize territory and extend its occupation." This marks the first official confirmation from either party regarding the ceasefire, following earlier reports from Israeli and U.S. media citing anonymous officials.

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a intensos ataques aéreos dentro y fuera de la zona de operaciones, atacando, como de costumbre, a civiles inocentes para encubrir su fracaso militar