10 People Killed In Israel's Latest Attack On Lebanon

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JAKARTA - It was reported that 10 people were killed in Lebanon when the Israeli military launched the latest attacks on Hezbollah in the south and east of the country.

In detail, three people were killed and 13 others injured in the southern city of Ain Qana in Lebanon, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said.

Meanwhile, three other people were killed and nine injured after the attack on Al-Maaysra in Keserwan, and four others were killed and seven injured in Joun.

Israel's Defense Forces (IDF) said it carried out massive attacks in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa region.

The IDF told CNN it had attacked more than 100 targets in Lebanon on Wednesday, September 25.

Several Israeli airstrikes hit southern and eastern Lebanon on Wednesday morning, including towns and villages near Nagatiyeh in the south and in the Beqaa Valley in the east, according to Lebanese state news agency NNA.

The cities of Prophet Sheet, Tallet Jabal Al-Malah, and Al-Muaisira were targeted by large-scale airstrikes.

The IDF then posted an update saying about 40 projectiles had crossed from Lebanon to Israel on Wednesday morning.

Some were intercepted but one hit a place to live in aid near the northern Israeli city of Safed, the IDF said. "No injuries were reported," he added.