Israel carried out airstrikes on Hezbollah's infrastructure in Lebanon, despite the ceasefire in November 2024.
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Despite a ceasefire declared in November 2024, Israel continued to carry out airstrikes on Hezbollah's infrastructure in Lebanon, according to information published by Le Figaro. The Israeli army announced on Tuesday morning that it had targeted specific sites of the Islamist movement in southern Lebanon, including a launch point used for attacks against Israel. These attacks have intensified in recent weeks, reflecting an escalation of tensions in the region, despite attempts to maintain a ceasefire.
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