PNN – After a few days of the ceasefire between Lebanon and the Zionist regime, this regime has violated this ceasefire in various ways.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoting Al-Arabi Al-Jadid, Late on Saturday night and early this morning, the Israeli army targeted the town of “Al Khayyam” in southern Lebanon with cannonballs, and the Israeli drone flew at a low altitude over Beirut and the southern suburbs for the first time after the ceasefire.
Meanwhile, the spokesman of the occupying army warned the Lebanese on Saturday evening about moving towards the southern villages.
This media wrote: The Israeli occupation forces violated the ceasefire 24 times on Saturday, bringing the number of ceasefire violations to 62 since its implementation on Wednesday. These cases have included air and artillery attacks and drones and flying drones and shooting, breaking into and setting fire to cars and destroying them. These actions led to the martyrdom of two people and the wounding of 6 others, so that the number of victims since the beginning of the ceasefire has increased to two martyrs and 10 wounded.
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Al-Arabi al-Jadeed reported: Israeli fighters attacked the town of “Yaroun” in southern Lebanon and violated the ceasefire. Israeli drones also flew over Baalbek and its surrounding settlements at a low altitude and in a violation.
On Saturday evening, the occupying army also violated the ceasefire in the towns of Aitoron and Bint Jubeil. The movements of the soldiers and the vehicles of the occupiers in “Al-Matiit” neighborhood and some other neighborhoods caused a car to be set on fire. On Saturday, two people were martyred and two others were injured in the attack on the town of Rab Talasin.
The ceasefire between the Zionist regime and Lebanon came into effect with international mediation on Wednesday morning.
Since the implementation of this agreement, the Israeli army has violated it several times and prevented the return of Lebanese refugees to some towns and villages in the south of this country.