Israeli warplanes strike southern Lebanon towns in under 15 minutes
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Israeli warplanes struck the southern Lebanese town of Upper Nabatieh twice in under 15 minutes on Sunday. The strikes also hit the Ali al-Taher forest area and the town of Kfartebnit, with artillery shelling reported in Eastern Zawtar. No casualties have been reported so far.
Key Facts
- Israeli warplanes struck Upper Nabatieh twice in under 15 minutes, according to Lebanon's state-run NNA.
- The Israeli Air Force also bombed the Ali al-Taher forest area on the outskirts of Upper Nabatieh and hit Kfartebnit three times in succession.
- Eastern Zawtar came under Israeli artillery fire.
- No casualties have been reported from the attacks.
The Strikes
Israeli warplanes struck the town of Upper Nabatieh twice in under 15 minutes, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported. The Israeli Air Force also bombed the Ali al-Taher forest area on the outskirts of Upper Nabatieh and hit the town of Kfartebnit three times in succession. Eastern Zawtar came under Israeli artillery shelling. No information on deaths or injuries from the attacks has been released.
Negotiation Context
A new round of Israel-Lebanon negotiations is scheduled to take place in Rome. The previous, seventh round of talks was held in Rome from August 4 to 6. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said the government would continue the negotiation process to achieve a full Israeli troop withdrawal and the safe return of residents to the south.
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