Lebanon Conflict Escalates as Israeli Troops Advance 10km
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Israeli forces have advanced 10 kilometers into Lebanon amid ongoing clashes, with the death toll from recent violence reaching 32. The US embassy in Beirut described Lebanon as being at a critical point and has called for a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This escalation raises the risk of a broader conflict affecting regional stability and civilian safety.
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- •The death toll in Lebanon from clashes on Thursday has reached 32.
- •Israeli troops have advanced 10 kilometers into Lebanese territory.
- •An Israeli military commander stated that troops do not intend to withdraw.
- •The US embassy in Beirut has called Lebanon to a 'crossroads' and requested a meeting with Netanyahu.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Israeli forces continue their advance into Lebanon the conflict could intensify, leading to increased casualties and destabilization in Lebanon and the wider region.
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MEMiddle East EyeEvening updateMEMiddle East EyeLebanon death toll from Thursday reaches 32, Israeli troops hitMEMiddle East EyeUS embassy in Beirut says Lebanon is at ‘crossroads’, calls for meeting with NetanyahuMEMiddle East EyeIsraeli commander says troops are 10km into Lebanon and 'do not intend to pull back'