Beirut: Israeli forces have intensified their military operations in the southern Lebanese border town of Khiyam, systematically demolishing homes, buildings, and mosques. In a coordinated effort, enemy bulldozers are leveling residential neighborhoods, roads, and infrastructure, suggesting an attempt to erase the town's identity. According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the Israeli military's aggressive actions extend beyond Khiyam. In the Tyre district, armored patrols, aided by bulldozers, have been active in Wadi al-Saluki, targeting roads. The town of Aita al-Shaab has also suffered significant damage, with numerous houses demolished and remaining shops on the main street razed. In the early morning hours, explosions rocked the town of Al-Bayada as enemy forces detonated several houses, with the blasts audible throughout the city of Tyre. The towns of Shaqra and Houla have also been subjected to artillery shelling and machine gun fire, adding to the region's turmoil. Further escalation has been re ported in Al-Qusayr town, located in the Marejyoun district, where Israeli artillery shelling continues to target the area.