dead person, injuries in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon

The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced today that at least one person was killed and several civilians and paramedics were injured due to Israeli airstrikes targeting areas in southern Lebanon.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced today that at least one person was killed and several civilians and paramedics were injured due to Israeli airstrikes targeting areas in southern Lebanon.

The ministry clarified in two separate statements that an airstrike on the town of Arab Salim in the Nabatieh district resulted in one death and injuries to three people, including a child. Meanwhile, another airstrike targeting the town of Siraf in the Tire district injured five people, including four medics affiliated with the "Health Authority" linked to Hezbollah, as the strike occurred near one of their centers.

The ministry reiterated its condemnation of the "repeated targeting," pointing out that this violates Article 19 of the Geneva Convention, which stipulates the necessity of protecting medical facilities from dangers arising from military operations, affirming that "what is happening on the ground contradicts these obligations."
The Israeli army had previously issued a new urgent warning, calling for the evacuation of several villages located outside the "security zone" it established in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah has recently begun using fiber-optic-guided drones that are difficult to detect and have a range of dozens of kilometers to launch attacks on Israeli forces in Lebanon.

ANHA