2023-10-15 22:37:00
South Lebanon / Jerusalem, October 15, 2023 (Xinhua) The Israeli army again launched an attack this evening (Sunday) on Hezbollah targets in Lebanese territory.
The Israeli army spokesman said in a statement this evening that the army is launching an attack on Hezbollah targets in Lebanese territory.
After the last attack, rocket shells were fired from southern Lebanon towards Israeli towns adjacent to the border, according to Israeli media.
Lebanese military sources told Xinhua News Agency that this evening, Israeli drones carried out several air strikes on centers of the “Green Without Borders Association” affiliated with Hezbollah in an area located between the towns of Dhahira and Marwahin in western southern Lebanon.
The sources added that the raids resulted in three Lebanese army soldiers being slightly injured as a result of a missile falling a few meters away from an army position in this area.
She added, “An Israeli march raided at night the Tallat al-Awaida area, located west of the town of Kafr Kila, east of southern Lebanon, and fired two missiles, one of which landed near a Lebanese army position, without causing any casualties.”
The Israeli army also fired several flares over the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms, in light of the intense flight of Israeli marches, according to the source.
Today, the Lebanese-Israeli border witnessed an intense exchange of fire, as Hezbollah targeted several Israeli military sites with missiles, and the Israeli army responded by bombing several Lebanese border areas.
The Israeli army announced earlier today that one person was killed and three others were injured as a result of the firing of three anti-tank missiles from southern Lebanon towards a house in the border town of Shtoula.
There has been escalating tension on the Lebanese-Israeli border since the outbreak of the current conflict between the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Israel in the Gaza Strip on October 7th.
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