The Israeli military confirmed that within recent hours, rockets were launched from Lebanon into northern Israel, exploding near the border. Israeli tanks now actively shelling the location from which they believe the rockets were fired from.

Just last week, Russia hit a restaurant and a shopping center in Kramatorsk, killing 13 people, including children.

At least three people are dead following a Russian attack on the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, according to the local mayor. The Governor of Lviv Regional State Administration, Maksym Kozytskyy, says Russia hit a "critical infrastructure facility", but didn't elaborate past that.

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The Ukrainian Ministry of Health shared an infographic on what to do in the event of an explosion at the power plant.

Today, the Ukrainian military released a statement in which it claims "objects resembling explosive devices" have been spotted on the outer roofs of the third and fourth power unit of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

The IDF has launched numerous airstrikes via UAVs and warplanes since the operation started. Earlier today, a stabbing/ramming attack was conducted in Tel Aviv, injuring at least 8 people.

Hagari said on Twitter that there is "no point in the [Jenin] camp" that the IDF hasn't entered, including the very center. The IDF said Tuesday it had found and neutralized an "underground shaft" that it says was used to store explosive devices.

IDF spox. Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari says the IDF has carried out a "large number of raids, ambushes, destruction of laboratories, and explosives" and claims that no non-combatants have been killed thus far.

At least 10 people b/t the ages of 16 and 23 have been killed, and another roughly 100 others have been wounded since the Israeli operation started 2 days ago. The IDF has previously acknowledged that there were civilians amongst the wounded.