TYRE: Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes on several towns across southern and eastern Lebanon, targeting areas in Srifa, Mecherfeh, Kfarhouna, Kfarreman, and al-Bazaliyah. The air raids intensified fears of escalating tensions in the region as military activities continue to surge. According to National News Agency-Lebanon, the series of raids began with a violent attack on the town of Srifa, reported by the agency's correspondent in Tyre. The Israeli military aircraft then expanded their operations to Mecherfeh, a border town adjacent to al-Qaa and Syria, further escalating the situation in the area. In the Jezzine region, the National News Agency's correspondent reported that Israeli jets launched an airstrike on the valley of Kfarhouna, marking another point of conflict in southern Lebanon. The air assault continued in Nabatieh, where at approximately 7:15 p.m., warplanes targeted the Sawan-Tapline intersection in the town of Kfarreman, as confirmed by the agency's correspondent stationed there. Fur ther north, in the Bekaa region, NNA's Baalbek correspondent confirmed a raid on al-Bazaliyah, highlighting the widespread nature of the military operation. These attacks across multiple Lebanese territories underscore an intensifying period of conflict, with potential implications for regional stability.