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UN says Israeli demolitions in Lebanon 'deeply concerning'
The UN said the blasts have damaged civilian infrastructure and cultural heritage as diplomatic channels remain open.
- The United Nations expressed deep concern over Israel's demolitions in southern Lebanon, highlighting severe damage to civilian infrastructure and cultural heritage.
- Israel conducted large detonations near the UNESCO-listed Beaufort Castle, using about 700 tons of explosives to destroy tunnels and killing several Hezbollah fighters.
- The detonations wounded two people in one strike according to reports.
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the demolitions as dangerous escalations undermining peace efforts, and the Lebanese Army rejected Israeli occupation of Lebanese territory.
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UN says Israeli demolitions in Lebanon 'deeply concerning'
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