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At least three people were killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon on Saturday, in a fresh escalation despite a ceasefire technically in place. The Lebanese health ministry said the attack targeted a car in the town of Kunin.
According to the ministry, one man was killed in the drone strike by the "Israeli enemy", with a second person wounded. Later reports confirmed that three people were killed in total.
The Israeli military confirmed the strike and claimed responsibility, saying it had "eliminated the terrorist Hassan Muhammad Hammoudi," who they alleged was involved in launching anti-tank missile attacks on Israeli territory during recent hostilities.
The attack has prompted fresh warnings from Hezbollah, the Iran-backed group, which suggested its patience was wearing thin over what it described as continued Israeli aggression despite the truce.
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