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Israel accuses Hezbollah of repeatedly violating ceasefire agreement

From Naharnet · () English

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  • Israel accused Hezbollah of repeated ceasefire violations, citing drone attacks, weapons storage and military infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
  • Lebanese state media reported that 11 people were killed in overnight Israeli strikes on a southern village.
  • Israel’s Foreign Ministry said it would not accept the alleged violations.

Israel says Hezbollah is repeatedly testing the ceasefire agreement, accusing the group of rebuilding its military presence in southern Lebanon.

In a statement posted on X on Monday, Israel’s Foreign Ministry cited what it described as repeated drone attacks, weapons storage sites, “terror infrastructure” and command centers located in civilian areas.

“Hezbollah continues attempting to rebuild its military capabilities in southern Lebanon. These violations will not be accepted,” the ministry wrote.

The accusation came as Lebanese state media reported that 11 people were killed in overnight Israeli strikes on a village in southern Lebanon.

Repeated drone attacks. Weapons storage. Terror infrastructure. Command centers embedded in civilian areas. Hezbollah continues attempting to rebuild its military capabilities in southern Lebanon. These violations will not be accepted.

· Israel’s Foreign MinistryThe ministry accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire and rebuilding its military capabilities in southern Lebanon.
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