Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have led to one confirmed fatality and ten injuries, according to reports from Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency and the country’s health ministry. The strikes targeted multiple areas, causing civilian casualties across different demographics.

According to the health ministry’s emergency operations center, the fatality occurred in the village of Ar-Rihan, located in the Jezzine district. Simultaneously, strikes in the al-Maslakh neighborhood of Nabatieh city resulted in nine injuries. The ministry specified that the injured group in Nabatieh included three women and two children. An additional individual was reported injured in the area of Nabatieh al-Fawqa.

While the reports confirm the location and the casualty count, they do not provide specific details regarding the intended targets of the strikes or the military justification provided by the Israeli government. The current reporting relies exclusively on information provided by Lebanese state sources, leaving the Israeli military's perspective on the engagement absent from the available accounts. The situation remains fluid as local authorities continue to assess the impact of the strikes on the affected communities.