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Strikes on southern Lebanon continue hours after a ceasefire was due to take hold

Open-source monitors logged continued strikes across southern Lebanon hours after a ceasefire deadline, exposing the gap between announced pauses and observed behaviour on the ground.

Black-and-white photo shows military tanks and soldiers positioned on a barren, dusty landscape with additional armored vehicles visible in the distant background.
Black-and-white photo shows military tanks and soldiers positioned on a barren, dusty landscape with additional armored vehicles visible in the distant background. @TheCanaryUK · Telegram

Sources: t.me/GeoPWatch · t.me/rnintel · t.me/wfwitness (multiple posts) · Middle East Eye live coverage of US-Iran Geneva talks · Tasnim News Agency reporting on quadrilateral negotiations · Al Alam Arabic on US official statement from Switzerland · NPR reporting on Mona Khalil.

Desk note: Monexus framed this story around the gap between announced and observed behaviour, using open-source monitoring as the empirical floor rather than the ceiling. Wire reporting on the wider Geneva track was used for context only and not blended into the strike count.

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