The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, has stated that their troops are still stationed in southern Lebanon and will gradually withdraw as per the ceasefire agreement. Israeli aircraft are still gathering intelligence over Lebanese airspace and are ready to take action if necessary. The IDF has been enforcing the ceasefire by detaining suspects approaching restricted areas and firing warning shots when needed. Hagari emphasized that any violation of the ceasefire will be met with force, and the military is prepared for the possibility of intense combat resuming.
Reflecting on the conflict in Lebanon, Hagari mentioned that Israel has conducted aerial strikes on 12,500 Hezbollah targets since the start of the war, with 180 of those targets being hit on the night before the ceasefire came into effect. The IDF’s presence in the region has raised concerns about a potential escalation of violence, as tensions remain high between Israel and Hezbollah.
The situation in southern Lebanon continues to be monitored closely, with both sides on alert for any violations of the ceasefire agreement. The IDF’s actions and readiness for combat suggest a tense and volatile situation in the region, as both Israel and Hezbollah remain prepared for any potential escalation of hostilities.
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