Lebanese fears of expanding the scope of the war
Signs of escalation between Hezbollah and Israel continued yesterday, amid Lebanese fears of an expansion of the scope of confrontations after the Israeli operations reached the city of Nabatieh, which is relatively far from the border, and Hezbollah’s attempt to curb the Israeli escalation with missile bombardment that targeted the Golan region for the first time since the outbreak of confrontations in Gaza.
Yesterday (Friday) and for the second day in a row, Israeli drones targeted Nabatieh Governorate, while the commander of the northern region in the Israeli army, Uri Gordin, announced that Israel aims to change the security situation in the north, near the border with Lebanon, in a way that “will allow us to return the population safely.” ».
Army spokesman Avichay Adraee, in his account on the “X” platform, quoted Gordin as saying, “We are determined to change the security reality, which is already changing these days, and we continue to prepare to expand the scope of the war.”
The Lebanese National News Agency reported that an Israeli drone launched a raid yesterday on an uninhabited house in the “Al-Sokra” neighborhood at the northern entrance to the town of Yahmar Al-Shaqif in the Nabatieh Governorate, and fired two missiles in two batches that penetrated the roof of the house and caused significant damage to it. The agency did not report any casualties in the area. Later, Lebanese media sites reported a second raid targeting a site between the towns of Arnoun and Yahmar in Nabatieh. Yahmr is about 8 km from the city of Nabatieh, which was subjected for the first time on Thursday to a drone attack that targeted a car in an assassination attempt against a Hezbollah military official, who later announced the targeting of the “Kila” barracks in the occupied Syrian Golan. Media reports reported that 50 missiles were fired at him.
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2024-02-10 01:56:56
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