Israel says it strikes southern Lebanon after Hezbollah drone launch
The strikes killed at least 3 people and wounded 23, including medics, women and children, Lebanon’s health ministry said.
- On Friday, the Israeli military struck Lebanon following a Hezbollah drone attack directed at Israel's soldiers, targeting locations across the region according to the National News Agency.
- Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced on Thursday that the military captured the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge, claiming fighters cleared Hezbollah from tunnels beneath the area.
- Strikes killed three people and injured 23 according to Lebanese health officials, with the wounded including medics, women, and children.
- Imran Riza, the UN humanitarian coordinator for Lebanon, said families returning to Nabatieh face "widespread destruction, lack of basic services, ongoing insecurity and uncertainty."
- Israeli authorities released four detainees to Lebanese officials via the International Committee of the Red Cross on Friday, part of confidence-building measures agreed during United States-brokered talks.
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IDF launches new strikes in Lebanon, cites attempted Hezbollah drone attack
At least two people were reportedly killed in earlier Israeli strikes in Lebanon, and local authorities in northern Israel told residents to expect explosions and gunfire throughout the evening as part of 'routine' IDF activity
The Israeli military accuses Hezbollah of attacking soldiers with drones and has responded with airstrikes.
Three people were killed and others injured on Friday by a series of incursions by Israeli occupation aircraft into areas in Nabatiyah governorates and south of Lebanon.
At least three people have been killed and another 27 injured in Israeli attacks on southern and eastern…
These strikes occurred after the Israeli army seized a strategic Hezbollah position in Nabatiyah. Israel claimed that it wanted to prevent the pro-Iranian movement from re-establishing itself in the area.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon kill three: ministry
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