Lebanese media reported on Monday that the outskirts of several towns were subjected to Israeli artillery shelling.

The National News Agency reported that “the outskirts of the towns of Tair Harfa, Shihin, and Umm al-Tut were subjected to enemy artillery shelling,” noting that a guided missile had been launched from inside Lebanese territory.

It pointed out that “the enemy fired, at night, a number of direct artillery shells on the vicinity of the town of Aita al-Shaab in the central sector,” explaining that “the night in the southern regions and along the border with occupied Palestine was tense due to the continuous flights of reconnaissance aircraft at low altitude, focusing their flight over The course of the Litani River, and continued until the early morning hours.

It said that “enemy flares did not miss the skies of the western and central sectors,” revealing that “most of the residents of the villages adjacent to the border have moved to safer areas, knowing that the services provided to the displaced in the centers of Tire do not meet the minimum aspects of livelihood and its necessities.”