Tragedy Strikes Sidon: Israeli Airstrike Claims Lives
An Israeli airstrike on Sidon, a city in southern Lebanon, resulted in at least five fatalities and wounded thirteen others, according to Lebanon's health ministry. This incident heightens tensions in the region as authorities continue assessing the aftermath and international parties urge for restraint and an end to hostilities.

An Israeli airstrike targeted the city of Sidon in southern Lebanon on Sunday, leaving at least five people dead. The country's health ministry reported that 13 individuals were also injured in the strike, updating the initial casualty toll.
This latest incident exacerbates regional tensions, with both local and international stakeholders appealing for calm and the cessation of further violence. The attack underscores the volatile nature of the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, raising concerns about potential escalation.
Authorities in Lebanon are working to assess the full impact of the airstrike, while various humanitarian organizations mobilize efforts to assist those affected. The situation remains fluid, drawing attention from global observers and prompting diplomatic discussions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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Gaza's Health Ministry says Israeli strikes overnight into Thursday have killed 85 people, reports AP.