IDF Suspects Hezbollah Cluster Munition Caused Fatal Explosion
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The Israeli military (IDF) believes a Hezbollah cluster munition caused an explosion on the Ramim Ridge that killed a 15-year-old boy and injured 19 students and teachers. The unexploded ordnance was likely left over from prior fighting. The boy reportedly found the munition during a school trip and put it in his backpack before it detonated as the group walked. Investigations are continuing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A 15-year-old boy died and 19 others were injured in an explosion on the Ramim Ridge.
- The Israeli military (IDF) suspects Hezbollah cluster munition caused the blast.
- The unexploded ordnance was likely left from previous combat operations.
- The victim reportedly picked up the munition during a school trip.
- The explosion occurred as students and teachers were walking on a road.
The Israeli military (IDF) suspects that a Hezbollah cluster munition caused a tragic explosion that killed a 15-year-old boy and injured 19 others, including students and teachers, on the Ramim Ridge. The unexploded ordnance is believed to have remained from previous combat operations. The investigation into the incident is ongoing. Preliminary findings suggest the victim picked up the munition during a school trip and placed it in his backpack. The explosion occurred as the group of students and teachers were walking along a road.
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