IDF Confirms Hezbollah Mine Injures Five Lebanese Soldiers in Southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that a vehicle belonging to the Lebanese army triggered a mine this morning in southern Lebanon. According to the IDF spokesperson, the explosive device was identified as belonging to Hezbollah. The blast resulted in injuries to five Lebanese soldiers. The IDF clarified that, following an investigation, the mine was not Israeli, countering previous claims. The incident took place near the village of Kafrra, outside the UN-designated security zone, where Israeli forces were not present at the time.
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