Hezbollah-placed explosive injures five Lebanese soldiers, IDF says not an Israeli strike
TL;DR
The IDF says Hezbollah deployed the explosive that wounded five Lebanese soldiers in southern Lebanon; the device, run over by Lebanese troops, belonged to Hezbollah, not Israel. Lebanon initially blamed an Israeli strike in the Kafr Kila/Kfara area, but later retracted that claim, saying the blast came from a suspicious object.
- IDF confirms explosive that wounded five Lebanese soldiers was from Hezbollah, not Israeli strike The Jerusalem Post
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- IDF demolishes Hezbollah tunnels below southern Lebanon’s Beaufort Ridge The Times of Israel
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- UN says IDF demolitions in south Lebanon ‘deeply concerning’ The Times of Israel
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