Additional Israeli airstrikes are targeting the town of Mansouri, southern Lebanon

An Israeli airstrike targeted a building in the town of Chabriha, southern Lebanon.

The IDF had issued an evacuation order for it earlier.

Israeli strike drones and reconnaissance drones continue to operate over numerous parts of southern Lebanon.

The IDF announced that following their most recent wave of strikes on Iranian infrastructure, they have ceased hostilities in accordance with the ceasefire deal.

They stated that they are continuing to carry out ground operations in southern Lebanon against Hezbollah.

The IDF issued a statement warning Lebanese civilians to not return to their homes south of the Zahrani River, reiterating that the ceasefire does not include Lebanon.

Today (April 7), Hezbollah published a total of 87 statements regarding recent operations targeting Israel and the IDF in Israel and southern Lebanon, up from yesterday's 61.

This brings their total stated operations since the beginning of the war to 1,535, with an average of 42.64 per day since March 2.

Note: Hezbollah only announces a small fraction of the total operations carried out against the IDF, and often combines multiple attacks into one statement. This graph only counts total Hezbollah statements.

At least four US/Israeli airstrikes targeted the Lavan Oil Refinery on Lavan Island in the Persian Gulf.

At least two refinery tanks are now on fire, and the facility's staff have been evacuated. These strikes took place several hours after the beginning of the ceasefire.

The IDF reiterated its evacuation orders for the southern suburbs of Beirut.

Both Kuwait and the UAE claim that their air defences have been shooting down Iranian missiles and drones for the last several hours.

Kuwait's Ministry of Defence claims that a total of 28 Iranian drones have been shot down over the last 5 hours.

Interesting article on recent changes to air defence of the Baltic states: https://t.me/MachineryInfo/914

⚡️🇮🇱🇮🇷🇱🇧Kan: Israeli officials assess that Iran is considering launching attacks against Israel in response to continued Israeli strikes in Lebanon after the Israeli leadership insisted to the U.S. that Lebanon not be included in the ceasefire agreement.

Despite the current truce, Israeli officials believe the ceasefire could become permanent and lead to a broader agreement with Iran, though concerns remain over Tehran’s ballistic missile programme and enriched uranium stockpiles.

Sources in Israel expressed frustration over the situation, suggesting the current arrangement may only delay future conflict, while acknowledging the decisive role of the United States in shaping outcomes.

@wfwitness