Five Lebanese soldiers were wounded Sunday in an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon, the army said, Anadolu reports. A military statement said the soldiers sustained minor injuries in the town of Kafra in Bint Jbeil while escorting civilians in an army vehicle. The army did not provide further details on the circumstances or the type of strike and there was no comment from the Israeli army yet. Separately, Lebanon’s National News Agency said Israeli forces detonated explosives in the town of Kounine in Nabatieh, with the blasts heard across several areas in southern Lebanon. The agency also reported explosions shortly after midnight in the vicinity of the town of Haddatha, also in the Bint Jbeil district. READ: Israeli violations in Lebanon may […]
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