The Zionist enemy army continued its operations of blowing up homes and properties in three towns in southern Lebanon, as part of 12 violations committed by the enemy army on the same day of the ceasefire agreement, bringing the total number of its violations since the agreement came into effect 81 days ago to 940 violations; according to the Lebanese National News Agency.

On Friday, the enemy forces carried out three waves of new bombings of homes and buildings in the towns of Kfar Kila and Mays al-Jabal. In the Bint Jbeil district in the same governorate, the Zionist enemy army continued its operations of blowing up homes and buildings in the town of Yaroun.

Throughout yesterday afternoon (Friday), military movements were observed in the northeastern neighborhoods of the town of Yaroun, where the Zionist enemy army brought in a number of trucks loaded with explosives, and proceeded to booby-trap homes in the area.

An incursion of Israeli military vehicles was also recorded towards the Khallet Ashour area in the northeastern outskirts of the town of Yaroun.

This coincided with the firing of bullets in the vicinity of the area towards the earthen embankment at the entrance to the town, and the flying of Israeli drones in the skies of the area.

In the Tyre district in the southern governorate, movements of the Zionist enemy army vehicles could be seen on the outskirts of the border towns of Al-Dhahirah and Al-Bustan.

Meanwhile, the flying of warplanes and drones at medium altitudes was observed in the skies of the western and central sectors, including the town of Naqoura, passing through the plain of Al-Qalila Ras Al-Ain, reaching the skies of the city of Tyre, the center of the district, and up to the north of the Al-Qasimiyah River.

The Zionist enemy army was supposed to complete its withdrawal from the areas it occupied in southern Lebanon during the last war by dawn on January 26, according to the deadline set in the ceasefire agreement, which is 60 days starting from its entry into force on November 27, 2024. However, the enemy did not adhere to the deadline, before Washington later announced the extension of the deadline by an Israeli-Lebanese agreement until February 18.