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SrugimSecurity

IDF Names Third Soldier Killed in Friday Lebanon Incident

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

The IDF released the name of Staff Sgt. Liav Kababia, 20, from Hod HaSharon, as the third soldier killed in Friday’s deadly incident. Kababia, a tank soldier in Battalion 52 of the 401st Formation, fell in combat in southern Lebanon, alongside three other fighters.

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  • Staff Sgt. Liav Kababia was killed in southern Lebanon.
  • He was 20 and from Hod HaSharon.
  • Kababia served in Battalion 52, 401st “Iron Tracks” Formation.
  • Four fighters died in the Friday incident.
  • One victim’s name is still barred from publication.
IDF Names Third Soldier Killed in Friday Lebanon Incident
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The IDF has released the name of the third soldier killed in the fatal incident in which four fighters died on Friday. The fallen soldier is Staff Sgt. Liav Kababia, 20, from Hod HaSharon, who served as a tank soldier in Battalion 52 of the 401st “Iron Tracks” Formation.

Kababia was killed in combat in southern Lebanon. He was one of four fighters who died in the same event.

The other confirmed casualties in the incident were Staff Sgt. Yoav Klein and Lt. Col. Dor Gedalia Ben Shimon. The name of a fourth fighter has not yet been cleared for publication.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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