Minutes before the ceasefire went into effect, IOF warplanes carried out airstrikes and caused fire belts in the suburbs of Beirut and in Bekaa.

Explosions were heard across the entire Lebanese-Syrian border as the IOF intensified its bombing of all parts of the country moments before the ceasefire was supposed to go into effect.

In Kfar Kila, the IOF launched over 200 artillery and tank shells on the outskirts to cover the withdrawal of zionist forces.

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55 martyrs and 160 wounded were reported as a result of the IOF’s attacks on Lebanon, yesterday, Monday, in dozens of airstrikes. 3,823 martyrs and 15,859 wounded have been reported since October 8th, 2023.

On Tuesday, dozens of martyrs have ascended, including 50 martyrs in the Bekaa in numerous strikes, including on Al-Fikani, Baalbek, Kfar Dan, and Majdaloun. In Baalbek, 33 martyrs, 12 missing, and 40 wounded were reported in 30 airstrikes; work to remove rubble is ongoing. Elsewhere, 3 martyrs ascended in Barbour (Beirut), 7 martyrs in Nuweiri (Beirut), 2 martyrs in Rashidiyeh camp in Sour, and 6 martyrs in Shaqra.

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The ceasefire takes effect at 4am Beirut time

Zionist Channel 14 said the Lebanese people are returning to South Lebanon, completely disregarding the ‘Israeli’ army spokesperson’s warnings of not doing so until told by the ‘Israeli’ army.

Earlier today, after the ceasefire came into effect at 4 am local time, the Israeli army spokesperson warned the displaced Lebanese people to return to their homes in South Lebanon.

However, as soon as the ceasefire took effect, the Lebanese people rushed back to their homes, completely disregarding these warnings and showing further resilience.

The flow of people going back has been extremely heavy, causing traffic across the country with one common sentiment shared between all, “We don’t care if there’s nothing left, we are going back home. We are victorious.”

Al Mayadeen’s correspondent has reported from the outskirts of Khiam in southern Lebanon that Israeli occupation forces have fired five artillery shells toward the vicinity of the Fatima Gate on the border.

Our correspondent reported that the occupation forces appear to be attempting to intimidate displaced citizens who are returning to their homes, showing no regard for the ceasefire agreements in place.

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