Two IDF Soldiers Lightly Wounded by IED Blast in Southern Lebanon
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The Israeli army announced this morning that two of its soldiers were slightly injured when an explosive device planted by Hezbollah detonated in southern Lebanon, where Israel continues its attacks despite the ceasefire and framework agreement.
On Saturday, the Israeli occupation army announced that two soldiers had been injured by an explosive device in a vehicle south of Lebanon. The army's radio confirmed that two soldiers from the Israeli reserve forces had been injured by an explosive device detonated by Hizbullah with an engineering mechanism in the Soloki area south of Lebanon.
Israeli Army spokesman Ela Waweya announced that an explosive device planted by Hizbullah had exploded with an Israeli Army engineering mechanism in the security zone in southern Lebanon, resulting in minor injuries to two soldiers and their transport for treatment.
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