The Lebanese Army said on Sunday that Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon are continuing and are preventing people from returning to the area. In its statement, the army said these actions amount to violations of existing agreements and international law.
According to the Lebanese military, the situation in southern Lebanon remains unstable because of ongoing operations by Israeli forces. The army linked those operations directly to delays in the return of residents to towns and villages in the south.
The statement highlights continued tension along the Israel-Lebanon frontier, where security incidents have repeatedly raised concerns about civilian safety and compliance with past understandings. By framing the issue as a breach of agreements, the Lebanese Army signaled that the matter goes beyond isolated clashes.
The announcement adds to wider regional concern over southern Lebanon, where any prolonged military activity can affect displacement, border security and the broader risk of escalation. For now, the Lebanese Army is presenting the continued Israeli actions as a key obstacle to restoring normal life in the south.
