Israel continues strikes in southern Lebanon
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At a glance
- Israel said it launched attacks in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah sent two drones toward Israeli troops operating in the area.
- The army urged residents of Arab Salim to evacuate and said no Israeli soldiers were known to have been wounded.
Israel said it was carrying out attacks in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah sent two drones toward Israeli soldiers operating in the region's security zone.
The Israeli army urged residents of the town of Arab Salim to evacuate. It said the strikes were a response to the drone attack.
"Hezbollah's terrorist organization sent two drones toward Israel Defense Forces soldiers operating in the southern Lebanon security zone. In response, the IDF is currently attacking southern Lebanon," the army said in a statement. It added that no Israeli soldiers were known to have been wounded.
Hezbollah's terrorist organization sent two drones toward Israel Defense Forces soldiers operating in the southern Lebanon security zone. In response, the IDF is currently attacking southern Lebanon.
Originally published by Postimees in Estonian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.