
Israeli warplanes hit a cluster of targets in a south Lebanon village, killing 11 people, including 2 infants, according to Lebanon's National News Agency (NNA).
The strikes raise new questions about the durability of a ceasefire that had briefly steadied the border.
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The strikes and potential breakdown of the ceasefire have significant implications for regional stability and the safety of civilians.
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