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Israeli Forces Drop Evacuation Leaflets in Southern Lebanon
Israeli forces distributed leaflets in one southern Lebanese town ordering residents to leave, the first such order since the ceasefire. Lebanese state media reported the action and noted it revived a pre-truce tactic.
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Israeli forces dropped leaflets in a southern Lebanese town ordering residents to leave, marking the first such evacuation order since the ceasefire, Lebanese state media reported. The leaflets instructed people to evacuate the area. Multiple accounts described the distribution as the initial order of its kind since the truce began.
The remark followed the leaflet distribution and referenced ongoing conditions along the border. Lebanese state media characterized the flyer drop as a departure from the post-ceasefire period, during which no comparable evacuation orders had been issued.
No immediate response from Lebanese officials was detailed in the reports. The action drew attention because it revived a tactic used before the ceasefire. The reports did not specify the town by name or provide further details on the number of residents affected.
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