Stalin
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Bibi and his pals are well inducted into the ranks of hitler and his pals...
Israel continued with its attacks on Lebanon today, following by far the single deadliest day in the war on Wednesday, in which at least 254 people were killed and well over 1,100 others were wounded. Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning today, as they continue to search for survivors in the rubble.
Recovering potential survivors from yesterday’s attacks are greatly complicated by the fact that the attacks aren’t over, with multiple Israeli strikes reported today, particular across southern Lebanon where a number of additional people have been killed.
The largest attack so far was reported in Zrariyeh, where an attack on a residential building killed at least 10 people, including women and children. An attack on Abbassieh killed at least seven more civilians and wounded a number of others.
Other Israeli airstrikes were reported in Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm, Deir Antar, and artillery strikes were reported against Haris. Exact casualty figures on those strikes are yet to be confirmed.
Since Lebanon was widely reported to be part of the Tuesday evening ceasefire, the massive amount of killing therein has raised substantial doubts about the ceasefire’s continuance, though Israeli officials insist that Lebanon was never intended to be included, and US officials suggested that, massacres aside, Israel was actually acting with restraint in Lebanon. The harm to the ceasefire was palpable enough, however, that there was actually speculation that Israel launched the attacks specifically to undermine the deal.
news.antiwar.com
comrade stalin
moscow
Israel continued with its attacks on Lebanon today, following by far the single deadliest day in the war on Wednesday, in which at least 254 people were killed and well over 1,100 others were wounded. Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning today, as they continue to search for survivors in the rubble.
Recovering potential survivors from yesterday’s attacks are greatly complicated by the fact that the attacks aren’t over, with multiple Israeli strikes reported today, particular across southern Lebanon where a number of additional people have been killed.
The largest attack so far was reported in Zrariyeh, where an attack on a residential building killed at least 10 people, including women and children. An attack on Abbassieh killed at least seven more civilians and wounded a number of others.
Other Israeli airstrikes were reported in Kafra, Jmaijmeh, Safad al-Battikh, Majdal Selm, Deir Antar, and artillery strikes were reported against Haris. Exact casualty figures on those strikes are yet to be confirmed.
Since Lebanon was widely reported to be part of the Tuesday evening ceasefire, the massive amount of killing therein has raised substantial doubts about the ceasefire’s continuance, though Israeli officials insist that Lebanon was never intended to be included, and US officials suggested that, massacres aside, Israel was actually acting with restraint in Lebanon. The harm to the ceasefire was palpable enough, however, that there was actually speculation that Israel launched the attacks specifically to undermine the deal.
Deadly Israeli Strikes Continue as Lebanon Reels From Wednesday Massacres - News From Antiwar.com
Israel continued with its attacks on Lebanon today, following by far the single deadliest day in the war on Wednesday, in which at least 254 people were killed and well over 1,100 others were wounded. Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning today, as they continue to search for…
news.antiwar.com
comrade stalin
moscow
