Israel ordered residents of southern Lebanon to evacuate areas south of the Zahrani River and south of the Litani River, citing Hezbollah ceasefire violations. The ceasefire was announced in April. On June 5, according to Gdelt, Israel ordered residents of nine villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate. Hindustan Times reported that Israel also ordered residents of Tyre to evacuate. Tass reported that Israel ordered residents of 10 settlements in southern Lebanon to leave their homes. Israeli forces withdrew from an area in southern Lebanon on June 4, according to Gdelt. On Tuesday, according to SCMP, Israeli forces carried out over 120 strikes on southern and eastern Lebanon. Nine people were killed in six different locations in southern Lebanon on June 5, according to Gdelt. According to Middle-East-Online.com, Israeli forces have established fortified positions and destroyed homes in evacuated villages in southern Lebanon. Large parts of southern Lebanon have been badly damaged, according to Gdelt. Middle-East-Online.com reported that Israel regards southern Lebanon as a Hezbollah stronghold. France24 reported that Israeli officials seek to pressure Hezbollah while avoiding actions in Beirut that could complicate US-led diplomacy with Iran. Alarabiya reported that an agreement was announced between Washington and Tehran to end the Middle East war, including in Lebanon. Alarabiya also reported that the Lebanese army urged displaced residents to delay their return to southern border villages, warning of risks from Israeli violations and attacks.