Lebanese State Media Says Israeli Strikes on Southern Village Killed 11
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- Lebanese state media reported that Israeli strikes killed 11 people overnight in Kfar Rumman, including two infants.
- Nine people reportedly died when a strike destroyed a three-storey residential building.
- Two rescuers were also killed when their vehicle was targeted, according to the National News Agency.
Israeli strikes overnight killed 11 people in the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Rumman, Lebanese state media reported Monday, including two infants.
The official National News Agency said nine people died in a strike that destroyed a three-storey residential building. Two rescuers in the area were also killed when their car was targeted.
The reported deaths came a day after separate raids in the area killed seven people.
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