Israeli soldiers injured in blast south of Lebanon
The Israeli occupation army announced that two reserve soldiers were injured following the explosion of a landmine planted by Hezbollah in a engineering vehicle in southern Lebanon, in the Al-Salouki area. In response to the incident, the Israeli army carried out airstrikes, and it is believed that the mine was planted before the ceasefire. Despite Lebanon and Israel signing the "Framework Agreement" under U.S. auspices last June, which stipulates a gradual Israeli withdrawal and the deployment of the Lebanese army along the border, Israel continues its attacks on southern Lebanon and occupies many areas. The toll of casualties from these attacks has risen to over 4,386 martyrs and 12,407 wounded since March, with a total of 8,953 martyrs and 30,643 wounded by mid-September.
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