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Now 14Security

IDF Spokesperson Says Strikes Will Continue After Four Soldiers Killed in South Lebanon

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

After four soldiers were killed in a serious overnight incident in southern Lebanon, the IDF spokesperson gave a press statement. He said operations in the area would continue and that troops on the ground have full freedom of action.

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  • Four soldiers were killed in an overnight incident in southern Lebanon.
  • The IDF spokesperson briefed the press afterward.
  • He said strikes in the area will continue as needed.
  • The spokesperson said ground forces have full freedom of action.
  • He said the operational instructions have not changed.
IDF Spokesperson Says Strikes Will Continue After Four Soldiers Killed in South Lebanon
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The IDF spokesperson issued a statement to the press after a serious overnight incident in southern Lebanon in which four soldiers were killed. He said the military operations in the area would continue as long as necessary.

According to his remarks, the IDF will not allow threats against Israel to stand. He stressed that forces on the ground have full freedom of action and that the instructions to troops have not changed.

The statement came shortly after the deadly event, which prompted the public briefing. The military did not indicate any change in its operational approach following the casualties.

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