Israeli warplanes and gunboats violate Lebanese sovereignty

Israeli warplanes and gunboats renewed their violation of the Lebanese airspace and territorial water.

The statement released by the Lebanese army command said that 11 Israeli spy and warplanes violated the Lebanese airspace over the village of Eiteroun and carried out circular flights over the areas of the South, the Western Bekaa, al-Shof, Bin Jbeil town, Beirut Suburbs and then returned to the occupied Arab territories.

 

The statement added that six Israeli gunboats violated the Lebanese territorial water opposite Ras al-Naqoura.

The Israeli forces of occupation continue to violate the Lebanese airspace and the territorial water violating all international laws and conventions.

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