On Tuesday, Hezbollah launched drone strikes against Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, exacerbating an already tense situation following a ceasefire established on April 17. Hezbollah claimed that the drone attacks resulted in injuries to several Israeli soldiers, although the Israeli military only confirmed the interception of the drones. This conflict has seen significant casualties, with Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killing 2,534 people and injuring 7,863 since fighting began on March 2. Israel has also ordered the evacuation of residents from 16 villages in southern Lebanon as part of its military response. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the threat from Hezbollah's drones and rockets remains significant, and he promised continued military action against Hezbollah infrastructure. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated that any truce would require addressing Iran's nuclear program, as tensions rise with stalled negotiations. The Lebanese government is criticized for its negotiations with Israel, with Hezbollah's leadership denouncing these talks as a betrayal. The ongoing violence raises concerns about potential civil unrest in Lebanon, given the country's history of sectarian conflict.