Four killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, health ministry says
First reportFrance 24 · 6 Sept, 08:49Z
Latest reportthejournal.ie · 6 Sept, 08:56Z
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What
Lebanon's health ministry said Israeli strikes killed four people, two in Nabatieh al-Fawqa and two women in Arab Salim.
Why
Israel said the strikes followed a Hezbollah drone attack on IDF soldiers, and civilians were among the casualties.
Watch
Monitor official updates after several people, including women and three children, were wounded across the Nabatieh area and nearby towns.
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Summary
- Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon killed four people, including two women, health ministry said.
- Israel says strikes were in response to alleged Hezbollah drone launch targeting troops.
- Two women were killed in Nabatieh al-Fawqa; two others in Arab Salim.
- About 20 people were wounded across Nabatieh, Arab Salim, Nabatieh city and Kfar Rumman.
- UNIFIL peacekeepers operate nearby as tensions persist despite a ceasefire.
Summary
- Health ministry in Lebanon reports four people killed in southern Lebanon strikes.
- Two killed in Nabatieh al-Fawqa; two women killed in Arab Salim, with several wounded.
- Wounds include women and three children across Nabatieh area and nearby towns.
- Israel says strikes followed Hezbollah drone attack on IDF soldiers in Israel.
- Evacuation warnings were issued for Arab Salim before a strike on a Hezbollah facility.