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Army Bulldozer Erases Traces of Israeli Breach in South Lebanon

Army Bulldozer Erases Traces of Israeli Breach in South Lebanon

MTV Lebanon6 days ago
A Lebanese Army bulldozer, backed by a military unit, removed the Israeli breach that took place two days ago in the town of Aitaroun, where Israeli forces had built up dirt barriers along the road leading to Jabal al-Bat, specifically in the Zqaq area.
The Lebanese Army bulldozer worked to remove the mounds and erase the traces of the hostile breach.
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