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Israeli forces shelled five towns in southern Lebanon on Friday and drones flew at low altitude over Beirut, according to official media, Anadolu Agency reported.
Lebanon’s National News Agency said an Israeli tank fired two artillery shells toward a house in the Al-Mashaa area of Mayfadoun, in the Nabatieh district.
In the Marjayoun district, Israeli artillery targeted Tallousa and Bani Hayyan. Machine-gun fire was also directed toward Tallousa.
Artillery fire struck Majdal Zoun and Buyout al-Sayyad in the Tyre district. Israeli forces also opened machine-gun fire toward the main road leading to Al-Mansouri.
The agency said drones flew at low altitude over Beirut but did not carry out attacks. There were no reports of deaths or injuries from the shelling or gunfire.
The attacks came despite a framework agreement signed by Beirut and Tel Aviv under US mediation on June 26. It provides for an Israeli withdrawal from occupied territory in parallel with the deployment of the Lebanese army.
Israel continues to occupy areas in southern Lebanon. Some have been held for decades, while others were seized during the 2023-2024 war, when Israeli ground forces advanced around 10 kilometers into Lebanese territory.
