Lebanon building damages cost 1.38B
A UN and government report indicated that the direct damages to buildings in South Lebanon caused by the recent Israeli aggression exceed $1.38 billion, with over 11,000 buildings destroyed and tens of thousands of residential units damaged in the area. The assessment, which relied on artificial intelligence technologies, revealed significant damage in the regions south of the Litani River, while critical infrastructure, basements, and underground facilities were not covered in the evaluation. This comes amid Israel's escalation of its military operations in Lebanon since March, resulting in extensive human and material losses.
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