Lebanon has alleged that an Israeli drone strike killed five individuals, including four U.S. citizens, in the southern town of Bint Jbeil. Reports indicate three children were among the deceased. Claims about U.S. citizen casualties remain unconfirmed. The Israeli military stated it targeted a Hezbollah operative but acknowledged civilian deaths. A statement from the IDF expressed regret over harm to civilians and mentioned an ongoing review. Lebanese officials initially reported that the victims included a U.S. family, with the mother injured. However, a U.S. State Department spokesperson denied the claims, stating there was no evidence of U.S. citizens among the dead, though one individual had a prior unused immigrant visa petition. The attack involved two missiles striking a motorcycle and a Mercedes, resulting in the deaths of the father, children, and the motorcyclist. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the strike, urging international pressure on Israel. He and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam supported an agreement to disarm Hezbollah. The conflict between Hezbollah and Israel has led to significant casualties and displacement. Under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, both sides were to withdraw from southern Lebanon.