Since the Ceasefire, No Airstrikes Have Been Carried Out in Southern Lebanon

Since the announcement of the ceasefire agreement, there have effectively been no airstrikes in southern Lebanon. The only military activity reported there has been occasional artillery fire.

According to the article, that artillery fire is limited to warning and deterrence shots only, rather than strikes meant to hit specific targets. The report does not identify any casualties, damage, or additional developments, and it does not say when the ceasefire took effect beyond referring to the announcement of its signing.

The update indicates that, for now, the situation in southern Lebanon is marked by the absence of aerial attacks, alongside limited artillery activity meant as a warning measure.