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Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon reportedly kill at least 10

Al Jazeera reports the strikes began at dawn on Sunday, but the available account does not identify the targets or those killed.

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Israeli air strikes on southern Lebanon reportedly killed at least 10 people after beginning at dawn on Sunday, according to Al Jazeera.

The preliminary death toll was reported without details on the identities of those killed or whether they were civilians. The available account also does not specify the locations targeted.

The reported strikes come amid continued strain around a US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon reached in June 2026.

It remains unclear whether the reported deaths overlap with casualty figures from earlier strikes in Lebanon. The toll may change as further information emerges.

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