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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Israeli drones strike southern Lebanon, four lightly hurt

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Lebanese media reported three Israeli drone strikes in Mifadoun, south of Nabatieh, and a separate grenade drop in Hadatha. Four Lebanese civilians were reportedly lightly injured.

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  • Lebanese media reported three Israeli drone strikes in Mifadoun.
  • An Israeli drone allegedly dropped a stun grenade in Hadatha.
  • Four Lebanese people were reported lightly injured.
  • The incidents were reported south of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon.
Israeli drones strike southern Lebanon, four lightly hurt
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Al-Manar, the Lebanese network affiliated with Hezbollah, reported Israeli drone strikes in the village of Mifadoun, south of Nabatieh. Lebanese outlets said there were three separate strikes in Mifadoun.

The reports also said an Israeli drone dropped a stun grenade in the village of Hadatha. That incident left four Lebanese people with light injuries.

No further details were given about the targets or any response. The article only states that the attacks were reported in southern Lebanon and that the injuries were minor.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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