Israeli Strike Hits Town in Southern Lebanon's Tyre District
Israel's military carried out an air strike on Zibqin, according to Mehr News.
Israel's military has carried out an air strike on the town of Zibqin in southern Lebanon's Tyre district, according to Mehr News.
Further details on casualties or damage were not immediately available in the report.
Sources
- Israeli forces attack towns in Lebanon’s Tyre — Mehr News (Iran)
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