Today, Sunday, Israeli forces bombed the outskirts of the village of Mari in southern Lebanon with phosphorous shells near a checkpoint of the country's army, coinciding with the implementation of raids on the city of Khiyam, which the Israeli occupation army continues to try to control.

The official Lebanese News Agency reported that the Israeli raids targeted the villages of Kfar Shouba, Al-Khiam in Nabatieh, the Al-Rahebat neighborhood, between Al-Numayriyeh and Al-Sharqiya, Mayfadoun, Shukin, Harouf, Al-Jabal Al-Ahmar, and others.

According to the same source, "the Israeli occupation forces bombed the outskirts of Al-Mari at night, near the army checkpoint, with phosphorous shells, in conjunction with carrying out raids on the city of Khiam, booby-trapping houses and blowing them up."

The Israeli air force raided the Khardali road (between Nabatieh and Marjeyoun), cutting it off.

Israeli movements continue in Deir Mimas (Marjeyoun), and soldiers are deployed with tanks among the olive groves and near the monastery west of Deir Mimas, according to the agency.

The agency added: "The Israeli air force launched two raids on the city of Khiyam, and its operations included blowing up houses in Shama and Tayr Harfa, while fierce clashes are taking place between the resistance (Hezbollah) and the occupation forces around the Khiyam municipality.

Israel considers Khiyam a "strategic gateway that enables it to quickly penetrate" Lebanese territory, according to the agency.

Clashes erupted between Hezbollah fighters and Israeli army forces at the "Maroun al-Ras-Ainata-Bint Jbeil" triangle, while the party targeted Israeli army positions at the outskirts of Shama and al-Bayada, amid ongoing clashes, according to the news agency.

In Tyre, in the southern governorate, the agency reported that the Israeli army's aircraft "carried out a belt of fire on Sunday morning by launching more than one raid on the towns of Shaqra and Barashit, destroying a number of buildings and residential apartments, without details about casualties or injuries."