Israeli Drone Strikes In Southern Lebanon Leave 5 Injured, 2 Dead
The Israeli regime army’s combat drones carried out targeted airstrikes in Lebanon on Monday, resulting in significant casualties and escalating tensions in the region.
In southern Lebanon on early Monday, Israeli drone strikes killed two people and injured five others, targeting both a car and a motorcycle.
Lebanon’s official National News Agency reported that the drone first hit a car on the road between the towns of Mays al-Jabal and Chaqra, causing two injuries.
A subsequent strike on a motorcycle along the same route near Dubayeh Castle resulted in two fatalities and three additional injuries. A child among the injured is in critical condition, according to the news agency.
Lebanon’s rescue teams immediately transported the injured to Tebnine Governmental Hospital.
The Israeli regime’s army has not yet released an official statement regarding the attacks, but they follow a pattern of escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah forces in southern Lebanon.
As the situation develops, the local population is on high alert, fearing potential reprisals and further military action. The international community continues to closely monitor the events in the region, with calls for restraint from both sides amidst growing concerns of an all-out conflict.
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