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İsrail, Lübnan ateşkesini 3 bin 491 kez ihlal ederek 12 kişiyi öldürdü

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İsrail'in güney Lübnan'a düzenlediği bombardımanda, aralarında bir Lübnan ordusu yüzbaşısı, bir kadın ve bir çocuğun da bulunduğu 12 kişi hayatını kaybetti. Saldırılar Zifta ve Tyre bölgelerinde meydana geldi. Beyrut yönetiminin verilerine göre, 17 Nisan'dan bu yana İsrail'in ateşkesi ihlal eden saldırılarının sayısı 3 bin 491'e ulaştı. Son bombardıman, UNESCO Dünya Mirası listesindeki bir kültürel alana da zarar verdi. Olay, ateşkesin sürdürülebilirliğine yönelik endişeleri artırırken, Lübnan'daki insani durumu daha da kötüleştirdi. Hizbullah ise Trump yönetimiyle temas kurulduğuna yönelik iddiaları reddetti. İsrail'in ateşkesi sistematik olarak ihlal etmesi, bölgedeki kırılgan istikrarı tehdit ediyor ve uluslararası toplumun ateşkesin uygulanmasına yönelik çağrılarını güçlendiriyor. Diplomatik çabaların başarısı için bu tür ihlallerin sona ermesi kritik önem taşıyor.

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Started 09 Jun, 04:09 4 events Updated 09 Jun
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latest: 09 Jun
  1. Security09 Jun, 04:09

    ‘Israel violated Lebanon truce nearly 3,500 times’

    Beirut, Lebanon

    The wife of a Lebanese army captain, who was killed by Israeli bombardment, salutes as mourners carry her husband’s coffin at his home village in southern Lebanon.—AFP • Woman, child among 12 killed in attacks on Zifta, Tyre • Beirut counts 3,491 Israeli strikes since April 17; fresh bombardment damages Unesco heritage site • Hezbollah denies contact with Trump BEIRUT: An Israeli strike on southern Lebanon killed 12 people on Monday as Lebanese Defence Minister Michel Men­assa revealed Israel has carried out nearly 3,500 air strikes since a US-brokered ceasefire took effect in April. The Lebanese health ministry said the dawn raid on the town of Zifta in the Nabatieh district resulted in seven deaths, including a Syrian child and a woman, and wounded eight others. Meanwhile, an Israeli strike on Tyre in southern Lebanon on Monday killed five people and wounded eight, the health ministry said, as Israel said it would continue strikes despite Iranian threats. “An Israeli enemy raid on the city of Tyre, near the Red Cross centre, resulted in five martyrs and eight wounded, four of whom were Red Cross paramedics,” the ministry said in a statement. The continuing violence underscores the fragility of the ceasefire that came into effect on April 17. Nearly 3,500 Israeli attacks During a cabinet meeting on Monday, Menassa said that between April 17 and June 7, Israel conducted 3,491 air strikes, 407 controlled demolitions and six razing operations, flattening entire villages in southernmost Lebanon. PM Nawaf Salam said the escalation has caused additional waves of displacement. More than 1 million people have been displaced and over 3,600 killed since Hez­bollah drew Lebanon into the conflict on March 2 with rocket fire at Israel to avenge the US-Israeli killing of Iran’s supreme leader. The heavy bombardment in Tyre also damaged a Unesco World Heritage site. Ali Badawi, the culture ministry’s regional director of archaeological sites for south Lebanon, said Sunday’s bombardment had “the worst impact” on Tyre’s ancient areas since the war began. “The amount of debris and damage at the site is high,” Badawi said. “Some archaeological artefacts were damaged when rubble fell on them, as debris fell over a large area, impacting a large number of elements at the site — columns, capitals, column bases, mosaics.” Tyre’s ruins include Roman baths, a second-century triumphal arch and a hippodrome. Lebanese Culture Minister Ghassan Salame appealed to protect the sites, charging that Israel “does not respect” the Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property. ‘No contact with Trump’ Amid the ongoing conflict, a senior Hezbollah official denied statements from US President Donald Trump suggesting the two sides had communicated. Senior Hezbollah official Mahmud Qomati said in written remarks that “there has been no direct contact between President Trump and Hezbollah officials”. Trump told reporters last Wednesday that “we actually spoke with Hezbollah for the first time, ever,” and later claimed he had a “very good call” with the group through highly placed representatives. Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2026

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  2. Security09 Jun, 11:47

    Israel launches deadly strikes on Lebanon's Tyre after warning

    Beirut, Lebanon

    BEIRUT, June 9 - Israel struck the historic port city of Tyre in southern Lebanon on Tuesday killing at least eight people, the Lebanese health ministry said, after an Israeli evacuation order for the entire city was issued for the first time.

    The Straits Times – WorldAl-Monitor – The Pulse of the Middle East
  3. Security09 Jun, 15:03

    Israel continues strikes on Beirut suburb

    Beirut, Lebanon

    🔴 🇮🇱 🇱🇧 Israeli strikes on Sunday targeting the Beirut suburb of #Dahiyeh, located to the south of #Lebanon's capital, killed two people and injured at least 20 others, prompting Iran to conduct retaliatory strikes. FRANCE 24 journalists Antonia Kerrigan, Elena Volochine and Hala Moukaddem paid a visit to the neighbourhood on Monday, speaking to some of the locals displaced by the resurging violence.

    France 24 – World
  4. Security09 Jun, 19:19

    Lebanon says 8 dead in strike on Tyre as Israel keeps up attacks on south

    Beirut, Lebanon

    Lebanon's health ministry said an Israeli airstrike on Tyre killed at least eight people on Tuesday, with the Israeli military warning the entire city to evacuate shortly after the strike. Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA) reported raids on more than a dozen other locations across the country's south, as Israel pressed on with its war against the militant group Hezbollah. FRANCE 24's Antonia Kerrigan reports from Beirut

    France 24 – World

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