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Israele e Hezbollah sono coinvolti in un conflitto intermittente nel Libano meridionale, con Hezbollah che mantiene infrastrutture militari sotterranee nella zona. Israele accusa l'Iran di finanziare e pianificare tali attività.
Israele ha annunciato di aver completato la demolizione di importanti infrastrutture sotterranee realizzate da Hezbollah, sulla strategica cresta di Ali al-Taher, nel Libano meridionale. "Si tratta di infrastrutture terroristiche strategiche costruite nell'arco di due decenni, con finanziamenti e pianificazione iraniani", si legge in una nota comune del premier Benyamin Netanyahu e del ministro della difesa Israel Katz. La loro distruzione "completa l'acquisizione del controllo operativo sulla cresta di Ali al-Taher, sia in superficie che nel sottosuolo". Intanto reporter Afp hanno riferito di forti esplosioni nel sud del Libano.
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Hezbollah potrebbe rispondere con attacchi razzo contro obiettivi israeliani
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A tourist coach with 48 people on board overturned between Susch and Zernez in eastern Switzerland, causing several deaths and injuries. The Grisons cantonal police confirmed the accident and the seriousness of the toll, while the Farnesina is verifying whether there were Italian compatriots among the victims. According to the ANVR, the passengers were Dutch tourists, but the police have not yet confirmed this information.

A tourist bus was involved in a fatal accident in eastern Switzerland, between Susch and Zernez, causing several deaths and injuries according to the police of the canton of Grisons. The Farnesina is checking the presence of Italians on board.

A road accident involving a tourist bus in eastern Switzerland has caused several deaths and injuries along the stretch between Susch and Zernez, according to the Grisons cantonal police on X.

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