Lebanese Health Ministry: Citizen Injured in Israeli Airstrike in Southern Lebanon
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced on Saturday that a citizen was injured in an Israeli airstrike on the town of Shabaa in southern Lebanon.
The Lebanese National News Agency quoted the Public Health Emergency Operations Center of the Lebanese Ministry of Health as saying that an Israeli drone strike resulted in the injury of a citizen in Shebaa.
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