Enemy raid injures seven in Beit Lif, southern Lebanon
Beirut – Saba:
Seven Lebanese people were injured on Saturday in an Israeli enemy airstrike targeting a square in the town of Beit Lif in Bint Jbeil district of southern Lebanon.
The National News Agency in Lebanon reported that an Israeli enemy drone launched an attack with two missiles targeting Beit Lif border square.
The agency quoted the Public Health Emergency Operations Center of the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health as saying that the raid resulted in the injury of seven citizens.
Later, it reported that two Israeli drones flew at low altitude over the Zahrani and al-Jawwar areas.
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