Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon have killed 77 people since Thursday, according to the Lebanese health ministry, raising questions about the status of ceasefire arrangements in the region.

The strikes occurred across multiple locations in southern Lebanon over a period of several days, with the health ministry providing the casualty figure as the latest official count.

The attacks come amid ongoing tensions in the region, though the timing and circumstances of the strikes in relation to any ceasefire agreements remain unclear from the available information.

No immediate response was available from Israeli officials regarding the reported strikes or casualty figures. The Lebanese health ministry has been the primary source for tracking casualties in the country during recent conflicts.