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Israel shelled south Lebanon: President Aoun condemned aggression

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Israel shelled south Lebanon: President Aoun condemned aggression
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In the early morning, Israel performed intensive air attacks on the south of Lebanon, by killing one person, wounding seven, and temporarily interrupting traffic on the road that connects the south of the south.

Attacks targeted the village of Msayleh, to the location where heavy machines were sold, which was destroyed by a large number of vehicles.

According to the Al-Manar Lebanese channel report, one truck that has passed the vegetables, which accidentally passed at the time of stroke, was hit, killing one man and wounding another.

The Ministry of Health was later confirmed that the citizen of Syria was killed, while one Syrian and six Lebans were wounded, including two women.

The Israeli army stated that it was shooting the place where the machines were intended for the renovation of the infrastructure of militants from the Hezbollah group.

President Lebanon, Joseph Aoun, was strongly condemned Israel for attacking civilian facilities.

– Again the south of Lebanon was a target of disgusting Israeli aggression on civilians – without justification or excuse, “Aoun said.

– The seriousness of this last attack is reflected in the fact that it happened after the truce agreement in Gaza – he emphasized.

From the end of the 14-month war between Israel and Hezbollah at the end of November, Israel is almost daily with air strikes in Lebanon, killing dozens of people. Israel accuses Hezbollah to try to renovate his capacities after major losses during the war.

Earlier this month, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, called on the renovation of efforts for a permanent conflict in Lebanon. By the end of September, the UN confirmed the death of 103 civilians in Lebanon from the entry into force of the truce.

The last war between Israel and Hezbollah took more than 4,000 lives in Lebanon, including hundreds of civilians, and caused the damage estimated at $ 11 billion, according to the World Bank. 127 people were killed in Israel, including 80 soldiers.

(Vijesti.ba)


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