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IDF Investigates Deadly Explosion in Southern Lebanon as Hezbollah Violates Ceasefire
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First reported by Maariv · 9 hours ago
What happened
The IDF is investigating a deadly explosion in southern Lebanon that killed two soldiers, attributing it to an old Hezbollah mine planted before the ceasefire. The incident is deemed a ceasefire violation amid ongoing Hezbollah threats, including a recent drone attack. The IDF also warns residents against returning to a nearby village due to security risks.
- 01Two IDF soldiers were killed by an old Hezbollah explosive device in Majdal Zoun, Lebanon.
- 02The device was planted before the ceasefire but detonated during the ceasefire period.
- 03The IDF considers the incident a clear violation of the ceasefire agreement.
- 04Hezbollah recently launched an explosive drone attack on IDF forces without casualties.
- 05The IDF is monitoring Hezbollah activity and warns residents against returning to the Al-Mansouri village.
- 06Seven Hezbollah militants were killed in Al-Mansouri in the past month amid ongoing clashes.
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