Tensions Surge: Israel's Planned Strike on Hezbollah Infrastructure Sparks Ceasefire Concerns

Israel has issued an evacuation warning for a village in southern Lebanon, forecasting a strike against Hezbollah infrastructure. This marks the second attack within days, following accusations of ceasefire violations. The nations, under U.S. mediation, have engaged in talks to uphold the fragile ceasefire agreement.

In a significant escalation, Israel has issued an evacuation warning for a village in southern Lebanon, forewarning of a planned strike against Hezbollah's infrastructure. The Israeli military confirmed its strategy to target the site in Yanouh, marking the second such action in a matter of days.

This follows Tuesday's operations where Israel targeted multiple Hezbollah locations, citing Hezbollah's presence in southern Lebanon. Despite the ceasefire agreement brokered by the U.S. in 2024, both countries continue to exchange accusations of breaches.

The ongoing tensions underscore the fragile nature of peace in the region. Discussions monitored by civilian envoys from both sides serve as a step towards addressing the U.S.'s call to expand talks, aligning with President Donald Trump's Middle East peace agenda.

(With inputs from agencies.)