‘Israeli’ strike kills three people in Lebanon's Nabatieh
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- Al-Manar reporter Ali Shabib and his cameraman are wounded in the strikes.
- ‘Israeli’ forces detonate more than 15 underground tunnels in Nabatieh.
- ‘Israeli’ military warns residents of incoming strikes and heavy explosions.
A drone strike targeted a parking lot in Nabatieh Al-Tahta on Sunday evening, leaving three people dead, the Public Health Emergency Operations Center affiliated with Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health announced.
The fatal strike formed part of an intense operational wave across southern Lebanon, which included six distinct airstrikes targeting the broader Nabatieh area alongside two separate strikes on the coastal village of El-Mansouri.
A severe belt of fire targeted both Nabatieh and Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, causing widespread destruction across the municipalities.
During the strikes in Nabatieh, Al-Manar journalist Ali Shabib and an accompanying cameraman sustained injuries while covering field developments.
Over 15 tunnels detonated
Parallel to the aerial bombardment, ground engineering operations expanded across the Nabatieh district.
'Israeli' military forces executed simultaneous demolition blasts targeting over 15 subterranean tunnels in a single operation spanning the geographic corridor from Shaqif to the Ali Al-Tahir ridge.
Northern residents alerted
Ahead of the operational wave, the 'Israeli' military issued an alert to residents living in northern communities, informing them of impending combat activity along the border.
'Israeli' military authorities told residents in the Hula Valley, the Ramim Mountain Range, and potentially the northern Golan Heights to expect loud explosion echoes, characterizing the maneuvers as alleged proactive operational measures by forces deployed along the front.
