Sidon: The Israeli army has issued an urgent evacuation order to residents of nine towns and villages in southern Lebanon, urging them to leave ahead of planned military strikes in the area. This directive is part of an escalating situation along the Lebanese-Israeli border, where tensions have been mounting.
According to Palestine news and Information Agency, the evacuation warning specifically targets the towns and villages of Al-Aqbiya, Zrariyeh, Marwaniyeh, Snaybir, Najjariyeh, and Ad-Doussieh in the Sidon district, along with Mlita, Kfar Houneh, and Kherbet Bassal. The Israeli army has not disclosed further details about the nature or timing of the intended strikes, leaving residents in a state of uncertainty.
This development has raised alarms about the safety of civilian populations in southern Lebanon, as military exchanges continue to occur along the border. The lack of clarity on the nature of the strikes adds to the anxiety of residents, who are caught in the crossfire of geopolitical tensions.