Beirut: Israeli warplanes have resumed flying over the southern suburbs of Beirut, Mount Lebanon, and the capital. For nearly an hour, the aircraft have been conducting very low-altitude flights over Beirut and the Mount Lebanon region, carrying out mock air raids.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the renewed flights have sparked concerns among residents in the affected areas. The low-altitude maneuvers were observed across several regions, including Beirut's southern suburbs and the expansive Mount Lebanon area. The flights were described as mock air raids, indicating a show of force rather than actual armed engagement.
The presence of Israeli warplanes in Lebanese airspace has been a recurring issue, often leading to heightened tensions between the two countries. The recent activities are seen as part of a broader pattern of aerial reconnaissance and military posturing in the region. Local authorities are closely monitoring the situation, although no official statements have been released regarding any diplomatic engagements or complaints following the flights.