About 250 projectiles fired from Lebanon by Hezbollah on Sunday, according to the Israeli army
The day after a day of particularly deadly Israeli bombings in Lebanon, Hezbollah announced on Sunday several drone and missile attacks against targets and military bases in the Tel Aviv region (center) and in southern Israel. In Israel, warning sirens sounded, particularly in the large suburbs of Tel Aviv, the army said, reporting around 250 projectiles fired from neighboring Lebanon. Part of it was intercepted but damage was noted in Petah Tikva.
Shortly after, the Lebanese National News Agency (Ani) reported two Israeli strikes hitting the southern suburbs of Beirut. “It is from buildings (in the southern suburbs) that Hezbollah… directs its terrorist activities to harm the citizens of Israel,” said the Israeli army, accusing the Lebanese Islamist movement of placing “intentionally” its installations among civilians.
According to the army, the highest number of projectiles, 350, was recorded on September 24, 2024, days before Israel launched a ground offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
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