A strike hit the southern suburbs of Beirut on Monday, according to AFP footage, following an Israeli warning for residents in the area, considered a stronghold of Hezbollah—to evacuate. The attack marks the first reported strike in the district since Friday, amid a pattern of intensified Israeli operations against Hezbollah positions since early March. Live broadcasts showed smoke rising over largely deserted neighborhoods, reflecting ongoing displacement and heightened tensions. The developments come against the backdrop of escalating cross-border hostilities involving Israel and Hezbollah, further contributing to instability in southern Lebanon and surrounding areas.
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Strike Hits Beirut Southern Suburbs After Israeli Warning
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