At dawn today, an Israeli air strike hit an apartment in the Dawhet Aramoun neighborhood, south of Beirut, causing several injuries. The Lebanese national news agency Ani reported the news, highlighting the growing tension in the region.
Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite movement, said it had inflicted significant damage on Israeli forces since the start of its ground offensive on October 1. In a statement on its Telegram channel, the group said it had killed more than 100 Israeli soldiers and wounded around 1,000.
According to Hezbollah, its operations resulted in the downing of 43 Merkava tanks, eight bulldozers and six Israeli drones. In addition, the movement claimed to have launched more than 300 drones and conducted targeted strikes on 33 strategic targets in enemy territory.
Amid growing instability, U.S. forces have attacked targets linked to an Iranian-backed militia in Syria. The action was taken in response to a missile attack on U.S. troops in the Middle Eastern country. The situation in the Middle East continues to be tense, with recent developments highlighting a possible worsening of the conflict. Statements from the factions involved and international military responses suggest that the region will remain at the center of global attention in the coming days. Future developments could have significant implications not only for the countries directly involved, but also for the stability of the entire Middle East region.
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