Israel launches new wave of air attacks on Lebanon, straining fragile truce

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On December 9, 2025, Israel launched multiple air attacks targeting Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, including Mount Safi and the Zefta Valley. The Israeli military stated the strikes hit a special operations training compound and rocket-launching sites. These attacks follow repeated Israeli violations of a US-brokered ceasefire agreement established in 2024 after over a year of clashes with Hezbollah. Lebanon's president stated his country is pursuing negotiations with Israel to halt the ongoing attacks. A UN report in November stated that at least 127 civilians have been killed in Lebanon since the ceasefire went into effect, with UN officials warning of potential war crimes.
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AI-ExtractedA UN report said at least 127 civilians have been killed in Lebanon since the ceasefire.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said his country has adopted negotiations with Israel.
The attacks come days after Israel and Lebanon dispatched envoys to a military committee.
The Israeli military said it struck several sites linked to Hezbollah.
Israel carried out air attacks in southern Lebanon, causing damage to homes.
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