The Israeli enemy renews attacks on several areas in South Lebanon with phosphorus missiles

Arab Newsfeature
The Israeli enemy has renewed today its targeting of a number of areas in South Lebanon with internationally banned phosphorus missiles.
The Lebanese National News Agency reported that the Israeli occupation forces targeted the Marjayoun Plain with artillery and phosphorus bombardment.

The agency added: The occupation artillery also bombed with a number of shells the areas of Tal Nahas, Kharj al-Wazzani, Marj Kafr Kila, the outskirts of the town of Burj al-Muluk, the Hamames area in Khiam, the Marjayoun Plain, and Abel al-Qameh in southern Lebanon.

Earlier today, the Lebanese National Resistance targeted an Israeli enemy site in Mtella with guided missiles, causing direct hits.

NR
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