Israel conducted an airstrike on the Lebanese port city of Tyre on Wednesday, witnesses in the area told Reuters.
The reports of the strikes came approximately three hours after the IDF called on residents of the Lebanese city to evacuate the area.
Arab Media Spokesperson Avichay Adraee posted the announcement on X/Twitter, emphasizing that the residents were required to move out of the locations marked in red in the accompanying graphic.
#عاجل بيان عاجل لسكان منطقة صور في لبنان ⭕️الانذار موجهة تحديدًا إلى المتواجدون في المباني بين الشوارع: الحيرام, جعفر شرف الدين, أبو ديب و شارع الاثار⭕️أنشطة حزب الله تجبر جيش الدفاع على العمل ضده وبقوة حيث لا تنوي المساس بكم⭕️عليكم بالأبتعاد فوراً الى خارج المنطقة المحددة… pic.twitter.com/5ngkUehGJm
— افيخاي ادرعي (@AvichayAdraee) October 23, 2024
Hezbollah's endangerment
Adraee also noted that the residents should head "north of the Awali River."
"Anyone who is near Hezbollah facilities and combat equipment is putting his life in danger," he added. "Hezbollah's activities force the IDF to act against it forcefully, as it does not intend to harm you."
The area highlighted in red by the graphic was bordered by Jaafar Sharaf Al-Din Street in the west, Hiram Street in the north, Al-Athar Street in the east, and Abu Deeb Street in the south.