TYRE: Israeli warplanes conducted several airstrikes on various locations across southern Lebanon, causing significant damage, including the destruction of a house in the Al-Rous neighborhood of Al-Dweir. The raids spanned multiple towns and regions, escalating tensions in the area. According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the airstrikes commenced around 12:45 p.m. when Israeli aircraft targeted a house in Al-Dweir, resulting in its destruction. Subsequent raids at approximately 2:45 p.m. saw the towns of Khartoum and Al-Numayriyeh in south Lebanon coming under attack. An airstrike was also reported on the Tapline road between Kfar Remman and Haboush. Continued air activity was observed in the Tyre district, where enemy aircraft launched attacks on Hosh Tyre and Ain Baal. The outskirts of Deir Mimas also suffered from Israeli strikes. Furthermore, Israeli warplanes broke the sound barrier twice in the Zahrani region's airspace at medium altitude. The city of Hermel was not spared, as it was targeted by an Israeli air raid. In Tyre district, the towns of Deir Ames and Rishknanay were also subjected to enemy raids, along with the outskirts of Al-Shaitiyah. These operations represent a significant escalation in hostilities, affecting multiple civilian areas across southern Lebanon.