An Israeli quadcopter carried out four consecutive attacks on the town of Houla overnight, beginning with the dropping of a stun grenade and followed by the shelling of a local café, in what Lebanese sources describe as a continuation of "Israel’s" repeated aggressions along the southern border.

On Tuesday, one Lebanese civilian was martyred and another injured in an Israeli drone strike on the town of Deir Ames in South Lebanon, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported. 

The drone reportedly targeted the martyr's vehicle in the southern town of Deir Ames, which is located in the Tyre district. 

Earlier, "Israel" also targeted a bulldozer in Wadi Maryamin on the outskirts of the town of Yater in southern Lebanon, killing one civilian.

According to Al Mayadeen’s correspondent in southern Lebanon, the drone launched its first assault just after midnight, dropping a stun grenade before striking a café in the center of the town. The quadcopter later returned and fired three additional missiles, causing property damage and spreading panic among residents.

Continued Israeli escalations on the border

This latest escalation is part of a broader pattern of Israeli attacks targeting border towns and villages in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese Resistance continues to monitor Israeli movements and respond within the established rules of engagement that have governed the northern front since the outbreak of cross-border clashes.

"Israel" has consistently violated the ceasefire agreement brokered last November, which clearly entails the end of hostilities on both sides. The Lebanese side has fully abided by the requirements of the truce, while the occupation carries out near-daily raids and assassinations, and occasional attacks on Beirut's Southern Suburb. 

This week, an Israeli drone strike targeted a civilian vehicle in southern Lebanon, killing a man and his wife and injuring four other people.

Israeli warplanes also carried out a series of airstrikes on the heights overlooking the town of Zghrin in the Hermel border region of eastern Lebanon, according to Al Mayadeen’s correspondent in the Bekaa.