Israel announced that Hezbollah’s goals in southern Lebanon after the missiles fired on Israel for the first time since the Fire Interrupted Agreement entered into force in November.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he gave directions to Israel’s defensive forces (IDF) “to strongly act against dozens of terrorist goals in Lebanon”.
The Lebanese State News Agency announced that one person was killed in the impact.
The IDF said earlier that three rockets were intercepted in the northern Israeli city of Metula on Saturday morning. There was no injuries. No group has so far admitted that it fired rockets, and Lebanese prime minister warned that his country was not indented in the new war.
The arrangement agreement ended 14 months of fighting with Hezbollah, the Lebanese armed group supported by Iran.
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, Unifil, said they were “alerted by the possibility of escalation of violence,” inviting and Israel and Lebanon to “respect their obligations”.
Local reports in Lebanon say the artillery shot at some southern places in the country.
The Lebanese army said that she had spent the surgery surgery, discovering “three primitive rocket launchers” which she broke up.
The truce has been fragile so far. Israel performed almost daily air attacks on what describes as targets Hezbollah and hinted that attacks would continue to prevent the arms of the group. In addition, the Israeli army still occupies five locations in southern Lebanon, which the Lebanese government says as a violation of the sovereignty of the country and violation of the fire interruption agreement, which required the withdrawal troops.
(Vijesti.ba / Fena)
