Lebanese Information Minister’s office receives evacuation call amid 'Israeli' attacks

Residents of southern Lebanon received text messages and voice calls on Monday, urging them to evacuate their homes following the Israeli Occupation's attacks on large areas in southern and eastern Lebanon.

Lebanese media reported that the office of Lebanon’s Information Minister, Ziad Makary, received an automated call instructing them to evacuate the building.

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Additionally, Lebanese citizens in Beirut and other areas received warning messages through landline networks, originating from the Israeli Occupation, advising them to quickly leave their locations. This is part of the psychological warfare tactics used by "Israel", according to Lebanese sources.

Israeli Occupation also sent text messages and phone calls to southern Lebanese residents, warning them to stay away from Hezbollah weapons sites.

Meanwhile, Yedioth Ahronoth reported, citing a security source, that "Israeli" aircraft are expected to launch widespread and intense strikes across Lebanon in the coming hours.

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