Foreign press information reported the destruction percentages in Southern Lebanese towns:

El Khiam: 90%
Kfar Kila: 87%
Odaisseh (Al-Adeyssah): 90%
Deir Mimas / Deir Siriane: 65% (Deir Siriane)
At-Tiri / At-Taibe: 65% (At-Taibe / El-Taybeh)
Houla: 83%
El-Qantara: 52%
Mays El-Jabal: 65%
Blida: 99%
Mhaibib: 100%
Maroun El-Ras: 99%
Yaroun: 76%
Bint Jbeil: 54%
At-Tiri: 57%
Aita Al-Shaab: 61%
Marwahin: 100%
Naqoura: 87%
Qabrikha: 13%
Details and Context
Source Material & Methodology:
Data mapping destruction percentages in border towns across Southern Lebanon is primarily compiled by international news organizations (such as Le Monde and EL PAÍS), human rights entities (Amnesty International), and local research bodies (CNRS Lebanon) using high-resolution satellite imagery (radar/SAR analysis) and thermal data.
Core Frontline Zone: Villages reporting total or near-total destruction (e.g., Mhaibib 100%, Marwahin 100%, Blida 99%, Maroun El-Ras 99%) were subjected to controlled explosive demolitions, aerial bombardment, and clearing operations aimed at establishing a buffer corridor along the border.
Impact Distribution: The heaviest devastation is concentrated in border municipalities within the Nabatieh and South Lebanon Governorates (particularly the Bint Jbeil, Marjayoun, and Tyre districts). In inland towns like Qabrikha (13%), destruction levels drop relative to direct border communities.