Israel expands its ground operations in southern Lebanon beyond the so-called “Yellow Line,” according to two sources cited by Reuters and reports carried by other outlets. The Yellow Line is a demarcation line that Israel establishes several kilometres inside Lebanese territory after an April 16 ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Multiple reports describe the line as roughly 10 km deep into Lebanon and as a proposed buffer-zone boundary tied to ceasefire arrangements. Israeli media also reports that troops carry out operations beyond the line, though the reports do not provide a precise figure for how far forces advance or what areas are affected. Reuters says the two sources do not disclose further details on the extent of the advance beyond the Yellow Line. Other coverage similarly reiterates that the Israeli military moves beyond the demarcation boundary as clashes intensify. The reports do not include information on casualties, specific targets, or operational aims beyond the expansion itself. The situation remains defined by ongoing clashes and uncertainty over the scope of Israel’s ground movement beyond the boundary line set after the ceasefire.