Unifil said in a statement on monday: "The past two weeks have seen a marked increase in Israeli military activity in south Lebanon. Between 5 and 16 August, UNIFIL recorded an average of 137 projectiles per day, including 208 on Saturday and 185 on Sunday.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the statement from the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) highlights a notable escalation in military engagements in the region. The surge in projectile activity has raised concerns over the stability and security of the area, with the spike in numbers indicating a significant shift in the frequency of military actions.
The recorded figures suggest an intensification of hostilities, particularly over the weekend, with Saturday seeing 208 projectiles and Sunday 185. This consistent increase underscores the volatile situation along the southern Lebanese border, necessitating heightened vigilance and response strategies from both UNIFIL and local authorities to address potential threats to peace and security.