Israeli warplanes launched more than 30 violent raids on various areas in the southern suburbs of Beirut at dawn on Sunday, in the "most violent night" since the occupation expanded its comprehensive aggression on Lebanon on September 23.

The official Lebanese News Agency reported that "the southern suburb of Beirut witnessed the most violent night since the beginning of the Israeli aggression after it was targeted by Israeli warplanes with more than 30 raids."

The agency added: "I heard the echoes of the Israeli raids on the suburb of the capital Beirut, and black smoke covered all parts of the suburb."

She stated that the raids targeted "Total gas station on the airport road, a building on Al-Barjawi Street in the Ghobeiry area, in addition to the areas of Al-Saffir, Burj Al-Barajneh, Sahraa Al-Shoueifat, Al-Amirkan neighborhood, Al-Marija, Al-Laylaki, and Haret Hreik."