Lebanon thought there was a ceasefire - then Israel unleashed deadly blitz

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Following what Lebanon believed was a ceasefire, Israel launched a series of intense strikes on Beirut and other regions, including the Bekaa Valley and southern Lebanon. The attacks, described as some of the heaviest since Hezbollah joined the conflict in March, hit densely populated areas, including the city center, and caught many by surprise. Hospitals were overwhelmed with casualties suffering from severe injuries, and search and recovery operations are underway for those missing. Israel claims to have killed over 70 terrorists and targeted a high-ranking Hezbollah official, while Hezbollah responded with rocket fire into northern Israel. The attacks prompted a national day of mourning in Lebanon, with President Aoun describing the events as a massacre.
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AI-ExtractedThe first patients came in with severe head injuries, with fragments of glass, metal and debris lodged in their bodies.
Casualties were reported in the Bekaa Valley, in the east, and in the southern Nabatieh, Sidon and Tyre regions.
Densely populated parts of central Beirut were hit in strikes described by officials as among the heaviest since March.
The IDF also said Hezbollah had fired some 30 rockets at northern Israel, with no reports of injuries or damage.
Israel continued its attacks, saying it had killed "70+ terrorists". It denies targeting civilians.
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