2 soldiers killed in Lebanon in the first Israeli deaths since June truce with Hezbollah
The explosion killed two reservists and wounded four others as Israel and Lebanon held talks on a June ceasefire framework.
- Two Israeli soldiers were killed and four others were seriously wounded in an explosion in the southern Lebanese village of Majdal Zoun, marking the first Israeli military fatalities since a truce began in late June.
- Israeli forces launched retaliatory airstrikes and artillery shelling across southern Lebanon, accusing Hezbollah of breaching the ceasefire agreement.
- Lebanon's Health Ministry reported at least one person killed and dozens wounded following the fresh round of Israeli strikes targeting several southern towns.
- The military issued evacuation warnings for residents in border communities such as Mansouri, marking the first such civilian displacement warnings in weeks.
- The sharp escalation unfolded while Israeli and Lebanese diplomats were meeting in Rome to negotiate implementation phases for Israeli troop withdrawals.
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Israel strikes south Lebanon after 2 soldiers killed
The Israeli military said Thursday that two of its soldiers were killed in an explosion in southern Lebanon in the first Israeli deaths since the implementation of a shaky truce with the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in June.
IDF Probes Cause Of Deadly Lebanon Explosion As Friends Mourn Slain Soldiers
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — The two Israeli soldiers killed by a Hezbollah explosive device on Wednesday were identified as Major (Res.) Harel Birenstock, 34, of Nokdim, and Sergeant Major (Res.) Tamir Vaknin, 33, of Eilat. All six casualties served in the 2855th Battalion of the 55th Paratroopers Brigade. Birenstock is survived by his wife, four children, […]
The Israeli army has reported the death of two soldiers in southern Lebanon.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon, the Israeli army announced Thursday, while retaliatory strikes by the IDF left at least one dead, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health.
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