Israeli attacks wound two, disrupt electricity in southern Lebanon
Shafaq News– Beirut
Israeli forces carried out airstrikes across several villages in southern Lebanon on Friday, causing injuries, the state-run National News Agency (NNA) reported.
According to the outlet, the attacks hit a repair workshop in Al-Dawoudiya, leaving two people with minor wounds. The strikes also cut electricity in Al-Dawoudiya, Msayleh, Al-Najjariyah, Tefahta, and Al-Maamariyah.
In a statement, the Israeli army said that it targeted infrastructure and engineering vehicles linked to Hezbollah, claiming their use sought to restore the group’s military capabilities.
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Earlier today, an Israeli drone strike killed one person in the southern town of Siddiqin, with the Israeli military alleging involvement in related activity.
Despite a US-brokered ceasefire reached on November 27, 2024, Israeli forces continue operations in southern and eastern Lebanon and in Beirut’s southern suburbs. The UN peacekeeping mission, UNIFIL, has recorded more than 10,000 Israeli violations since the truce, while Lebanon’s Health Ministry reports around 340 deaths and more than 970 injuries during the same period, including women and children.
