Iran Denies US Claims of Falsehood in Peace Talks

Thousands of Lebanese residents who were displaced due to recent Israeli military actions have begun returning to their homes, according to reports. The return of the displaced individuals coincided with the start of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.

According to eyewitnesses, large numbers of people were seen entering their neighborhoods and cities in various parts of Lebanon. Many of those who returned reported being able to access their homes for the first time since the displacement.

The Israeli military had launched a series of attacks on Lebanon earlier this week, resulting in widespread destruction and displacement of civilians. The ceasefire agreement, which went into effect at midnight, brought an end to hostilities between Israel and Lebanon.

Details of the return of displaced residents are still emerging, but reports indicate that many were able to access their homes without significant difficulty. Some residents reported finding their homes intact, while others reported minor damage.

The Lebanese government has confirmed that it is working to provide assistance to those who have been displaced, including providing food, shelter, and other forms of support. The government has also stated its intention to conduct a thorough investigation into the causes of the displacement and the impact of the Israeli military actions on civilians.

As the situation continues to unfold, officials are urging residents to exercise caution when returning to their homes.

Source: Al Jazeera