Israeli soldiers were injured by an anti-tank shell fired from southern Lebanon

The Israeli army announced, on Sunday, that a number of soldiers were slightly injured as a result of a military vehicle being targeted by an anti-tank missile fired from southern Lebanon. The army added in a statement on Telegram that an anti-tank missile was fired at its vehicle in the Beit Hillel area, and “a number of soldiers were slightly injured as a result of shrapnel, and the vehicle was also damaged,” according to what the Arab World News Agency reported. And

The statement stated that several missiles were also detected in the Mount Dov area, some of which landed inside Lebanese territory, and said that Israeli artillery was responding to sources of fire in Lebanon.

For its part, the Lebanese “Hezbollah” announced that its fighters targeted “the sites of Zabdin, the radar, and Ruwaisat al-Alam in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms with appropriate weapons, and direct hits were achieved there.” Earlier today, missile sirens sounded in towns near the northern border with southern Lebanon.

The Israeli army said, on Sunday morning, that it had bombarded sites in Lebanon with artillery, after an anti-tank missile was launched towards northern Israel last night, and it landed in an open area.