Israeli air strikes continue to hit southern Lebanon and locations near Beirut even as a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah remains in effect. Lebanese officials and health authorities report multiple incidents over recent days, including attacks that kill civilians in the south and a reported strike near the capital. RTE and other outlets cite car-targeted strikes and apartment or residential hits, with Lebanese authorities giving varying death tolls depending on the incident and timing. Reports include deaths of families, including children, and additional casualties among members of the Lebanese armed forces, with at least two Lebanese army officers reported killed in one strike. Israeli military statements in some coverage also acknowledge damage and casualties on the Lebanese side, while Israel reports fatalities among its soldiers in parts of the escalation. Several articles link the renewed strikes to heightened tensions despite continuing diplomatic efforts, including scheduled military-delegation talks in Washington and follow-on US-brokered discussions. Hezbollah officials, according to some reports, reject disarmament and warn of continued fighting.