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MakanSecurity

Israeli Airstrikes Hit Multiple Areas in Southern Lebanon

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Israeli warplanes carried out multiple airstrikes in southern Lebanon, focusing on the Nabatieh district. Specific targets included the towns of Kafr Tibnit and Barchit, with one strike hitting a four-story building. Images showed smoke rising from the affected areas.

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  • Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon on [Date].
  • The strikes concentrated on the Nabatieh district.
  • Kafr Tibnit and Barchit were among the targeted towns.
  • One strike hit a four-story building in Barchit.
  • Images showed smoke rising from Kafr Tibnit.
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Multiple Areas in Southern Lebanon
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Lebanese reports indicate that Israeli warplanes conducted a series of airstrikes on various locations in southern Lebanon on the morning of [Date]. The strikes primarily focused on the Nabatieh district. According to the Lebanese National News Agency, one airstrike targeted the town of Kafr Tibnit in the eastern sector of southern Lebanon. Another strike reportedly hit an area near the town of Barchit, striking a four-story building. Images circulating online showed plumes of smoke rising from the targeted area in Kafr Tibnit.

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