6 people were killed and 23 others were injured as a result of Israeli raids targeting southern and eastern Lebanon, and the Israeli army confirms that it attacked Hezbollah’s weapons depots.
Nightly Israeli raids on southern and eastern Lebanon resulted in the killing of 6 people and the wounding of 23 others, while the Israeli army announced the targeting of Hezbollah’s weapons depots in response to the launch of a march.
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Continuing border disputes and clashes between the Israeli army and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The Israeli army stated in its statement that, as part of the raids, its aircraft launched raids on warehouses of combat equipment that were scheduled to be used by Hezbollah members to plan and direct strikes targeting its forces in the security zone and the citizens of Israel. Adding that these raids were carried out to remove the threat.
He continued, "The raids were carried out in response to the Hezbollah terrorist organization's attempt yesterday to carry out an attack against the IDF forces operating in the security zone, where a march was launched towards the forces. There were no casualties among our forces."
Our correspondent reported that 6 were killed and 23 wounded in the Israeli raids that targeted southern and eastern Lebanon at night.
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