Israel launches strike on Beirut for the first time since Hezbollah ceasefire

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Multiple reports indicate that Israel has launched airstrikes on Beirut, Lebanon for the first time since a ceasefire was established. The strikes targeted Hezbollah’s southern suburb and reportedly resulted in three fatalities.

According to various sources, including Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post, Israeli forces bombed the area, which is home to several high-ranking Hezbollah officials. This marks the first time Israel has attacked Beirut since the ceasefire took effect.

The Times of Israel reports that the airstrikes were aimed at a specific target: Radwan, a senior Hezbollah commander. The IDF (Israeli Defense Forces) confirmed that they carried out the attack, stating that it was intended to neutralize the threat posed by Radwan.

Meanwhile, Reuters notes that this marks the first time Israel has targeted Beirut since the ceasefire agreement was reached. The incident is being closely monitored by regional authorities and international organizations.

The situation remains fluid, with multiple reports and conflicting information available. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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