An Israeli airstrike on a village in eastern Lebanon kills 12 people, according to state media reports cited by multiple outlets. The strike hits the village of Mashghara in the Bekaa Valley late on May 25, with local and media reports describing the casualties but without further detail on the victims. Israel does not comment on the specific strike in some reporting, though an Israeli military statement says it is targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in eastern Lebanon. Separately, Israeli officials say the military calls up additional troops for service in Lebanon, as fighting continues along the border area. The outlets agree on the core facts: the date and location of the strike in Mashghara, the death toll of 12, and Israel’s broader stated objective of striking Hezbollah-related infrastructure in eastern Lebanon, alongside the decision to increase troop deployments. No information is provided across the sources about damage assessments beyond the reported deaths or about any immediate response from Hezbollah or Lebanese authorities beyond the casualty reports.