Residents of Mansouri had been urged to evacuate after the military designated the area part of a self-declared buffer zone. While flyers were distributed in late June, many local farmers continued to access their homes and fields despite the proximity of Israeli forces. The escalation follows a June 26 agreement brokered by the United States, intended to stabilize the border region. Although both nations signaled a willingness to de-escalate, Israel maintains that a security zone is necessary to neutralize threats posed by Hezbollah. The latest military action occurs just one day after U.S.-facilitated talks concluded in Rome, highlighting the fragility of current security arrangements along the border.
Israeli forces strike southern Lebanon following evacuation order
The Israeli military launched targeted strikes in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, citing a violation by Hezbollah. The offensive followed a rare online evacuation warning issued to the village of Mansouri, marking the first digital alert of its kind in over a month as cross-border hostilities persist despite diplomatic efforts.





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