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Israeli army orders evacuation in southern Lebanon after airstrikes

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have killed four, prompting Israel to order evacuations in the area.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Israeli army has ordered the evacuation of residents in a southern Lebanon area in anticipation of upcoming strikes against the Shiite movement Hezbollah, as reported by Le Figaro.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, four people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon. This information has been confirmed by several sources, including 20 Minutes and Le Journal de Montréal.

The strikes occurred after a Hezbollah attack, which launched two drones at Israeli soldiers without causing any injuries, according to reports from UOL and g1.

Lebanese authorities reported dozens of injuries as a result of the Israeli bombardments, indicating an escalation of violence in the region, which had seen a decrease in clashes in recent months, as highlighted by franceinfo.

Images of explosions in villages like Al-Mansouri have been circulated, illustrating the intensity of recent attacks, which began on the night of September 5. The Israeli strikes continue to affect a ten-kilometer border area in Lebanon, occupied by Israel.

This situation has provoked a troubling response among residents, who are preparing for a potential escalation in tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, exacerbated by historical conflicts and ongoing instability in the region.

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