Lebanon’s Health Ministry reported that an Israeli drone strike targeting a vehicle near the Fakhr al-Din car park in the Nabatieh region has resulted in three fatalities. This strike is the latest in a series of military actions that have occurred despite a ceasefire agreement that originally took effect on April 17 and was subsequently renewed on June 26.

According to data provided by the Lebanese Health Ministry, the total death toll from Israeli military operations in Lebanon since March 2 has reached 4,362, with an additional 12,378 individuals reported wounded. The reports indicate that Israeli forces continue to occupy approximately six percent of Lebanese territory, maintaining a buffer zone. Before the implementation of the truce, reports suggest that Israeli troops had seized nearly 2,000 square kilometers, which accounts for roughly one-fifth of the country's total land area.

While the Lebanese Health Ministry provides these figures regarding the impact of the strikes and the extent of the territorial occupation, there is no corresponding statement from Israeli military officials included in these reports to confirm or provide context regarding the specific targets or the status of the ceasefire. The reports focus primarily on the humanitarian and territorial consequences of the ongoing conflict from the Lebanese perspective.