Israel expands ground operation beyond demarcation line in south Lebanon as clashes intensify - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxQbmYzaGNfS3diVERUUElLNzRjVGpQMm9BUjE2c1FsVUp1WVpORklZWXptY3o5ck1jMmhJanZ1VDBHZDdmR09EMTJ6aWliR3B2akRHak1jaU5LbXhqWVdLdTYyZjBLVXhZYjR3VGoyamlsb01zQVFlNGJNREFpRTg0T1NpX0dHbEE1VGxTeE5YbEhOSzNQVTJIVWg0cXlnNGxBMmRrUkRrUFdJTm1Kc2lyaEd2ZkhPdF82b2hlaDhWa2dXVTBi?oc=5" target="_blank">Israel expands ground operation beyond demarcation line in south Lebanon as clashes intensify</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Israeli forces clashed with Hezbollah militants along the Litani River in southern Lebanon, as Israel expanded its military operations further north. The clashes occurred ahead of scheduled U.S.-brokered talks between Israeli and Lebanese delegations.

The Israeli military has extended its ground operations in southern Lebanon beyond the 'Yellow Line,' a demarcation established after an April 16 ceasefire with Hezbollah. The expansion aims to fortify a security strip to protect northern Israeli communities from Hezbollah attacks.

The Israeli military has expanded its ground operations in southern Lebanon beyond a demarcation line set up after an April 16 ceasefire with Hezbollah. The 'Yellow Line' forms part of a proposed buffer zone extending 5 to 10 kilometers into southern Lebanon.

Israeli forces have begun operating beyond the military’s self-declared 'Yellow Line' in southern Lebanon, extending ground activities deeper into Lebanese territory amid continuing clashes with Hezbollah.

The Israeli military has expanded its ground operations in southern Lebanon beyond a demarcation line set up after an April 16 ceasefire with Hezbollah. The 'Yellow Line' forms part of a proposed buffer zone extending 5 to 10 kilometers into southern Lebanon.