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  • Jun 14

    Israel strikes southern Lebanon after issuing evacuation warnings for Nabatieh as US-Iran deal looms

    Following Israeli army warnings to evacuate 24 locations south of the Zahrani River, airstrikes hit Nabatieh and surrounding villages, killing a local official and wounding a Lebanese soldier, while Hezbollah fought Israeli forces on the ground.

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