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2 places · 3 events not on the map
6 events recorded (3 confirmed), and 0 statements counted apart.
Tens of thousands of displaced families headed back towards southern Lebanon, Al Jazeera reported, as a preliminary Lebanese government assessment found nearly 40,000 homes destroyed or damaged and residents closest to the border were largely unable to return. [1] The head of Iran's Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs put the number killed in the conflict at 3,468. [1] A French UNIFIL peacekeeper was killed and three wounded by small-arms fire near Ghandouriyeh, France's armed forces minister said, in an attack UNIFIL said pointed to non-state actors, allegedly Hezbollah, which Hezbollah denied, and the IDF said a reservist was killed by an explosive device in Jebbayn. [1][2] The Israeli army said it had set what it called a Yellow Line in southern Lebanon and struck a cell that approached it, actions it said were not restricted by the ceasefire. [1] Iran's central military command said Hormuz had returned to strict control by the armed forces, citing the US blockade, and UKMTO said two IRGC gunboats fired on a tanker, identified as the India-flagged Sanmar Herald, after which India summoned Iran's ambassador. [1][2]
Places in this day's records
2 places · 3 events not on the map
New count
at least
3,468
killed, Iran
Iran Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs · by its own count
as of 18 Apr