Eleven reportedly killed, including two children, in overnight Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon
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- Eleven people, including two children, were reportedly killed in overnight Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon.
- The attacks reportedly hit Kfar Reman, Nabatieh and Deir al-Zahrani, with two medics from a Hezbollah-linked group among those said to have died.
Eleven people, including two children, were reportedly killed in overnight Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon, according to the Times of Israel.
The reported casualties included people in Kfar Reman, where a drone strike was said to have killed two medics from a group linked to Hezbollah.
Strikes were also reported in Nabatieh and Deir al-Zahrani.
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