Israeli Drones Violate Beirut Airspace, Breach Lebanon Truce

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Lebanese sources have announced that Israeli drones have been observed flying over Beirut and its southern suburbs. This overflight occurred concurrently with the Israeli regime’s incursions into southern Lebanon and a clear violation of the established ceasefire agreement.

This morning, Israeli fighter jets also conducted strikes against the towns of Al-Qantarah, Al-Ghandouriyeh, and Kfar Tibnit in southern Lebanon. Reports from Al-Manar network indicate that Israeli artillery shelling targeted the towns of Mansouri and Zoutar Sharqi, as well as the vicinities of the Shaqra and Majdal Selm regions.

An Al-Mayadeen correspondent reported that Israeli artillery shelled Wadi Zibqin, and an attack was carried out in the vicinity of Al-Qantarah town.

It is worth noting that the Israeli regime initiated a widespread offensive against Lebanon on March 2, 2026 (Esfand 11, 1404 Solar Hijri calendar). This offensive has resulted in the martyrdom and injury of numerous Lebanese citizens, and has displaced over one million people. Furthermore, parts of the country’s south remain under the occupation of this regime.

Meanwhile, Lebanon and the Israeli regime signed a ‘Framework Agreement’ in early July of this year, brokered by the United States, with the stated goal of ending the conflict. This agreement was reached after several rounds of direct negotiations between the two parties in Washington.

However, this agreement has faced criticism. Critics have pointed to ambiguities in the agreement’s legal status and the absence of a specific timeline for the withdrawal of Israeli forces.