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Israeli Military Begins Strikes in Lebanon After Evacuation Order
The Israeli military has conducted strikes in several areas of Lebanon. The action follows an evacuation order issued to 12 Lebanese towns and villages along with a warning about proximity to Hezbollah sites. The military stated that anyone near Hezbollah operatives, facilities or military equipment would be in danger.
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The Israeli military has begun strikes in several areas of Lebanon, the IDF said on Thursday. The strikes came after the military issued an evacuation order to residents of 12 Lebanese towns and villages. The military also warned that anyone present near Hezbollah operatives, facilities or military equipment would be in danger.
The sequence of events indicates the military first issued the evacuation notice and warning before commencing the strikes. The IDF described the warning as applying to those in proximity to Hezbollah-related targets.
The evacuation order covered multiple towns and villages in Lebanon. Officials stated the measure was intended to protect civilians from potential harm during the strikes. The military emphasized that individuals remaining near specified Hezbollah sites could face risk.
No further details on the specific locations of the strikes or the towns ordered to evacuate were provided in the initial report.
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