Israeli airstrikes kill 10 in Kfar Reman amid escalation in southern Lebanon
Ten killed and seven injured in Israeli strikes on Kfar Reman, with Lebanon's army chief urging urgent US intervention as tensions rise in the south.
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AITen people were killed and seven others injured in two Israeli airstrikes early today on the town of Kfar Reman in southern Lebanon, according to Lebanese sources.
Lebanese Army Commander Joseph Aoun called on the United States to take urgent action to halt the Israeli strikes, condemning what he described as a "dangerous escalation that goes beyond repeated violations of the cessation of hostilities agreement and the framework agreement" between Lebanon and Israel.
Amid the escalation, sources reported that three people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sunday targeting a car in Nabatieh.
Earlier on Sunday, Lebanon's Ministry of Health announced that four people were killed and others injured, including women and children, following an Israeli airstrike on the town of Nabatieh Al-Fawqa.
The ministry said the strike destroyed Salah Ghandour Hospital, which was not operational at the time, describing the targeting of the medical facility as "another grave violation of international humanitarian law."