Lebanese return to war-ruined homes

Tens of thousands of displaced Lebanese are returning to their homes in southern Lebanon following the ceasefire with Israel, but they are encountering widespread destruction. Children leaned out of cars flashing victory signs as families crossed makeshift bridges, but their joy is mixed with the horror of finding bombed-out ruins and facing hard times ahead. The return highlights the immense human and infrastructural cost of the conflict, even as a fragile truce holds.