00:07The ceasefire was supposed to stop the fighting. Instead, within hours, warplanes were back in
00:14the sky. Explosions rocked southern Lebanon overnight as Israeli airstrikes and drone attacks
00:20hit multiple locations across the Nabatea region, raising fresh doubts about whether the latest
00:27ceasefire with Hezbollah can survive its first full day. At least five people were killed,
00:33according to Lebanese state media. And once again, a fragile truce is hanging by a thread.
00:39The strikes began only hours after a US-mediated ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah officially
00:47took effect. Lebanon's national news agency reported that Israeli fighter jets, armed drones
00:53and artillery targeted several locations throughout the night and into Saturday morning. Residential
01:00buildings and homes were reportedly destroyed. Artillery fire was also reported around Nabatea
01:06and nearby villages before dawn. The attacks immediately sparked accusations that the ceasefire
01:13had already been violated. Lebanese officials condemned the strikes as a dangerous escalation
01:19and warned they could undermine broader diplomatic efforts currently underway in the region.
01:25Israel, however, has defended its actions. Israeli officials say the operations targeted Hezbollah
01:31infrastructure and operatives. According to Israeli claims, the strikes were carried out in response
01:38to alleged violations of the ceasefire by Hezbollah elements operating near the border. As has often been
01:45the case in previous truces, both sides are accusing the other of being first to break the agreement.
01:51The latest ceasefire is part of a wider effort to calm multiple flashpoints across the Middle East.
01:58It is closely linked to ongoing US-Iran diplomatic initiatives and attempts to reduce tensions between
02:05Iran's regional allies and Israel. But events in southern Lebanon once again demonstrate how difficult that goal
02:13remains. Months of cross-border fighting have left entire communities devastated. Hundreds of thousands of
02:21thousands of people have been displaced. Infrastructure has suffered severe damage. And despite repeated diplomatic
02:27interventions, violence has repeatedly returned. For Lebanon, the timing could hardly be worse. The country continues to
02:36struggle with economic collapse, political paralysis, and humanitarian challenges. Every new round of
02:43fighting places additional pressure on communities already stretched to the limit. Meanwhile, Hezbollah faces its own
02:50challenges. The group has suffered significant military losses during months of confrontation, yet it continues to
02:58insist that it retains the ability to respond to Israeli attacks. Hezbollah officials have warned that violations of the ceasefire
03:07will not go unanswered. That threat raises fears of another cycle of retaliation. International mediators are now
03:15watching developments closely. The United States, Qatar, and other regional actors have invested significant
03:23diplomatic capital in securing temporary calm. Their concern is clear. If the ceasefire collapses, it could
03:31jeopardize not only stability along the Israel-Lebanon border, but also wider negotiations involving Iran and
03:39regional security arrangements. Analysists note that ceasefires alone rarely solve underlying problems. Without
03:47verification mechanisms, confidence-building measures, and clear enforcement structures, both sides remain
03:53vulnerable to misunderstandings and renewed violence. That reality is now being tested once again. As rescue crews continue
04:02clearing rubble in Nabatea and diplomats scramble to preserve the agreement, questions are growing over whether this
04:10ceasefire can survive its opening days. For now, the guns have not fallen completely silent. And the latest strikes serve
04:18as
04:18a stark reminder that in the Middle East, peace agreements remain fragile long after the signatures are placed on paper.
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