Israeli forces target Hezbollah in sporadic attacks...An uneasy truce continues.

Sporadic attacks continue amid a third day of temporary cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon's pro-Iranian militant Hezbollah.

The Israeli military has announced a drone strike targeting Hezbollah's mobile rocket launcher in southern Lebanon.

"The movement of Hezbollah's mobile rocket launchers was captured in southern Lebanon," the Israeli military said in a statement posted with a video of the airstrike on social media "X" and claimed it had "removed the threat with air strikes."

"We are operating in southern Lebanon to counter threats to Israel and violations of the ceasefire agreement," it added.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces opened fire on a resident at a cemetery in the southern Lebanese town of Kiam, Al Jazeera said.

According to the report, an on-site witness claimed that Israeli forces shot twice at Lebanese troops overseeing the implementation of the ceasefire and people trying to bury relatives who died with the permission of U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon.

Al Jazeera reported that the site of their funeral was near the Israeli army camp.

Lebanon's state news agency NNA said four Israeli tanks entered the west of the southern border town of Kiam, followed by shelling targeting the outskirts, including the southern town of Markaba.

Israel and Hezbollah entered a 60-day temporary ceasefire from 4 a.m. on the 27th.

But the temporary cease-fire continues to be unsettling, with both sides claiming to have violated each other's cease-fire agreements.