The Arabic spokesperson for the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), Avichay Adraee, has issued warnings to residents in parts of southern Lebanon on Friday, stating that the IDF will take action against targets in the country, just days after the Israeli and Lebanese governments agreed to a ceasefire.
Adraee advised residents of affected towns and villages to evacuate their homes “by a distance of at least 1000 metres to open areas.”
In a separate warning issued on Telegram more than an hour later to residents in more towns and villages, Adraee said they should evacuate and “move to the north of the Zahrani River.”
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According to CNN, Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah, which was not party to the ceasefire agreement, rejected the pact between the Lebanese government and Israel.
The deal was contingent on “a complete cessation” of Hezbollah fire and the removal of all Hezbollah operatives from southern Lebanon.
Previously, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered troops to deepen their incursion into its neighbour’s territory.
(CNN News)
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