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Beirut, June 10 (Petra) – Six people were killed and one was wounded
in Israeli drone strikes Wednesday morning on the towns of Tayr
Dibba, Siddiqin, and Kufr Dunin in southern Lebanon, a Lebanese
security source said.
Israeli aircraft were attacking several areas in the Nabatieh
district and fired two missiles on the town of Bnaafoul village in
the Sidon district, one of which failed to explode, the source told a
Petra reporter in Beirut.
The rockets struck about 30 meters from a public school in the
village, which sheltered dozens of displaced people, causing
significant damage but no casualties, said the source.
The source also reported artillery shelling of the towns of Zibqin,
Majdal Zoun, and Kufr Rumman, coinciding with an evacuation order by
the Israeli army to residents of Ghassaniyeh and Houmin al-Fouqa in
Nabatieh.
//Petra//SS
