Four Lebanese killed in new Israeli attacks
Four Lebanese were killed on Thursday in three Israeli attacks on the south of Lebanon. The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports this.
“In an attack by a drone of the Israeli enemy on a car in the Nabatiye district, one dead and two are injured,” said the ministry. A second attack focused on a truck near the city of Naqoura. In addition, one person died. In a third attack in Qabrikha, two more fatal victims were to be regretted, a man and a woman who eventually succumbed to her injuries.
The Israeli army, in turn, stated that in Al-Kfour in Nabatiye Hassan Ahmad Sabra, “a naval commander of Al-Hajj Radwan (a military elite unit, ed.) Of the Hezbollah”. The army adds that it has killed another member of Hezbollah that is “involved” in attempts to restore terrorist infrastructures in Naqoura.
Despite a ceasefire that started on November 27, the Israeli army regularly carries out attacks on southern Lebanon. According to the Israeli Minister of Defense Yisrael Katz, the attacks fit into a strategy to enforce the ceasefire. That agreement stipulates that the military infrastructure of Hezbollah must be dismantled between the River Litani and the Israeli border.