Airstrike Tragedy in Northern Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike in northern Lebanon has resulted in at least 18 casualties, according to the Lebanese Red Cross. The incident occurred in the village of Aito, and is considered one of the furthest strikes north since Israel's invasion earlier this month.

An Israeli airstrike in northern Lebanon has tragically resulted in the death of at least 18 people, reports the Lebanese Red Cross. The airstrike targeted a small apartment building within the village of Aito on Monday, marking one of the northernmost strikes since the onset of Israel's invasion of Lebanon this month.

The conflict has predominantly affected the southern regions of Lebanon, where the Hezbollah militant group has a significant presence. This latest assault appears to stretch the territory of active hostilities further north, raising humanitarian concerns and contributing to an escalating refugee crisis in the region.

Lebanon's government has condemned the strike, urging international intervention to halt the ongoing violence. The rising tensions between the two countries continue to provoke international apprehension as both sides sustain military operations.

(With inputs from agencies.)