Kfar Tibnit — Evening airstrike; two consecutive strikes reported
Deir Mimas — Powerful explosion + reported demolition on outskirts, after warning call to resident
🔸 Kounine — Explosion / demolition on outskirts
Bani Hayyan — Night demolitions (27–28 Oct)
Khiam — Demolitions + artillery
Mansouri — Repeated artillery, tank fire, reported explosive drone detonations overhead
Majdal Zoun — Artillery bombardment
Haddatha — Shells in eastern neighborhood
Braasheet — Drone-dropped stun grenade + artillery nearby; airstrikes also reported on outskirts
Zawtar Sharqieh — Artillery, heavy MG fire, illumination flares
Mayfadoun — Artillery toward Zawtar Sharqieh
🔸 Wadi Hujeir — Artillery + reported airstrike
Wadi Slouqi — Artillery
Touline — Artillery toward Wadi Hujeir
Qantara — Artillery, IDF vehicle movement, automatic-weapons fire
Nabatieh Fawqa — Artillery
Bayyada — Artillery; IDF tank position identified
Wadi Zibqine / Sarbine outskirts — Artillery
Arnoune / Kfar Tibnit outskirts — Artillery
Warplanes flew over Beirut south suburbs + south Lebanon.
Suspicious objects exploded in Qallawiyah — described as possible remnants of earlier attacks, not automatically a new strike.
📅 29 OCT — Overnight & morning
No independently confirmed list of new strikes post-midnight yet. Thursday reporting largely describes Wednesday evening ops:
🔸 Houla — IDF set fire to houses after demolition ops (Al-Liwaa)
Bani Hayyan / Tallouseh — Further explosions & demolitions; timing unconfirmed
IDF acknowledged launching an interceptor late Wednesday toward a suspected aerial object near its forces — air-defense incident, not a confirmed strike on Lebanon.
⚕️ Casualties & verification No independently confirmed casualty total specifically for 28–29 Oct.
Strongest corroboration: shelling of Mansouri, Majdal Zoun, Haddatha, Zawtar Sharqieh + evening explosions around Deir Mimas & Kounine. Rest relies on local reporting, subject to verification.
Bottom line 20+ named locations hit by attacks/activity on 28 Oct — locations, not 20 verified strikes.

