Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in the death of 10 people, including six paramedics, despite the fragile ceasefire.

Israeli airstrikes carried out in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of 10 people, including six paramedics and a Syrian girl, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The first strikes targeted the village of Hanouiyeh, where four paramedics from the Islamic Health Association, affiliated with Hezbollah, were killed. A second strike occurred in the village of Deir Qanoun al Nahr, resulting in six deaths, including two paramedics from an organization allied with Hezbollah. Lebanese authorities have stated that these attacks represent a violation of international law.

Since the beginning of the conflict, the World Health Organization has reported 169 attacks on medical personnel, resulting in 116 people losing their lives. Despite the ceasefire mediated by the United States, confrontations continue, and the total number of victims has exceeded 3,000. Meanwhile, Lebanese authorities have stated that security forces remain disciplined and loyal to the state, in the context of sanctions imposed by the U.S. on officials close to Hezbollah, accused of supporting the militant group.