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Ongoing Story· Day 64

Israeli Drone Strike Kills One, Injures Another in Nabatieh, Lebanon

2 developments

YnetSecurity

Lebanese Report: Amal Movement Activist Killed in Southern Lebanon Drone Strike

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

An Amal movement activist, Nasr Muhammad Younes, was reportedly killed in a drone strike on a motorcycle in Qabrikha, southern Lebanon. He was described as a medical team member of the Islamic Risala Scouts. The incident took place in southern Lebanon.

The story in 3 lines · by baba

  • Amal movement activist Nasr Muhammad Younes was killed in a drone strike in southern Lebanon.
  • The strike targeted a motorcycle in the village of Qabrikha.
  • Younes was reportedly a medical team member of the Islamic Risala Scouts.

A Lebanese report states that an activist from the Amal movement, identified as Nasr Muhammad Younes, was killed in a drone strike targeting a motorcycle in the village of Qabrikha in southern Lebanon. The report claims Younes was a "medical team member" within the movement's Islamic Risala Scouts organization. The strike occurred in southern Lebanon.

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