Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon kill nine people, including Lebanese army officers, days after a new ceasefire deal is announced. Lebanese state media and the Lebanese army say the deaths include three Lebanese military personnel, while additional victims are reported among those killed in the attack. Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun denounces the strike, calling it a “flagrant violation” of Lebanese sovereignty and international law. Israel’s military confirms it hits a vehicle in the incident and says the matter is under review. Multiple outlets report the strike occurs shortly after the ceasefire agreement between the two sides, raising concerns about whether hostilities resume or violate the terms of the deal. The Israeli military’s confirmation is limited to the vehicle it says is struck, and it does not provide further details on casualties at the time of reporting. The situation remains under investigation as reported by both sides.