Lebanese media reported that the Ali al-Taher forest, on the outskirts of the southern town of Nabatieh al-Ulya, came under heavy artillery fire from the Israeli military.
The reports added that the attacks involved phosphorus and cluster munitions, both of which are banned under international conventions.
Iran on Friday warned that continued Israeli attacks violated the newly signed June 18 ceasefire memorandum, which stipulates an end to the war in Lebanon as part of the broader agreement to halt hostilities on all fronts.
MNA
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