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One Martyred in Israeli Airstrike on Southern Lebanon - Jordan News

One Martyred in Israeli Airstrike on Southern Lebanon - Jordan News

Jordan News19-07-2025
A Lebanese citizen was martyred following an airstrike carried out by an Israeli drone on the Moutal Al-Jabal area in the city of Khiam, southern Lebanon. اضافة اعلان
A Lebanese security source told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) correspondent in Beirut that an Israeli drone was flying at low altitude over the villages of Meifadoun, Aadchit, Qsaybeh, and Zarariyeh in southern Lebanon.
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