Israeli strikes on a southern Lebanese town early on Monday kill at least 11 people, according to Lebanese state and health sources. The reported victims include two children and two medics, and the attacks hit the town identified as Kfar Rumman by some outlets.
Several reports say the strikes come after a period of heightened bombardment in southern Lebanon. Outlets note that Israel’s air and artillery actions have intensified in recent days despite a June ceasefire intended to curb fighting between the Israeli military and Hezbollah. One outlet also reports earlier deaths from strikes on Sunday.
There are minor differences in reported death tolls, with one outlet citing at least nine killed and others reporting at least 11. Some coverage also describes damage to homes and vehicles, while others focus more on casualty figures and the timing of the attacks. All accounts attribute the casualty information to Lebanese government or state-linked sources.
