• Six people killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, despite an extended ceasefire.
• Israeli PM Netanyahu ordered forceful attacks against Hezbollah targets.
• Conflict escalates as both sides accuse each other of breaching the ceasefire.
• Hezbollah claims to have retaliated against Israeli forces following the strikes.
• Reports of significant civilian displacement amid ongoing military actions.

Israeli military strikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in at least six fatalities, according to state media reports. The attacks occurred after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directed forces to "forcefully attack Hezbollah targets" amidst claims that Hezbollah had violated a fragile ceasefire. The strikes included raids on a truck and a motorcycle in the town of Yohmor al-Shaqeef, leaving four dead, alongside another incident in the town of Safad al-Battikh, which resulted in two additional casualties and numerous injuries, as reported by Lebanon's health ministry and the Lebanese National News Agency (NNA) Channel News Asia, South China Morning Post, and Le Monde.

Despite an extension of the ceasefire called by US President Donald Trump, hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah have persisted. The latest Israeli actions followed reports of rocket launches from Hezbollah, which Israel claimed were a direct violation of the ceasefire agreement. Netanyahu's office has stated that it will continue operations against Hezbollah to ensure security for its citizens Al Jazeera, Channel News Asia, and Le Monde.

In retaliation to Israeli strikes, Hezbollah has claimed to have targeted an Israeli Army vehicle in southern Lebanon. The situation escalated further as Israeli military sources reported that they "eliminated" several Hezbollah operatives during the same period, intensifying the conflict dynamics Channel News Asia, South China Morning Post, and Le Monde.

As the military actions continue, many civilians are facing dire circumstances, with reports indicating mass displacements from affected areas, including the stronghold of Hezbollah in southern Beirut. Local media has depicted scenes of destruction and fear among displaced families, exacerbating the humanitarian situation Al Jazeera, South China Morning Post, and Le Monde.