Lebanese Soldier Wounded — IDF Says Who Is Responsible

A Lebanese soldier was lightly wounded while clearing debris in Al-Mansouri when the IDF attacked engineering equipment. The Israeli army confirmed the involvement of the 91st Division, but details are not disclosed. The incident occurred after the deaths of two Israeli officers in Magdel-Zun, which led to strikes on militant targets and the suspension of the operation by decision of the political leadership.

A Lebanese soldier was lightly wounded while clearing debris in the village of Al-Mansouri in the western part of southern Lebanon, when the IDF attacked engineering equipment in the area. The Israeli army officially confirmed that soldiers of the 91st Division were involved in the incident, but details and reasons have not yet been reported. Earlier, the Lebanese Armed Forces command stated that the strike hit an army bulldozer clearing debris and roads. The incident occurred amid heightened activity: Lebanese units are arriving in populated areas after IDF artillery shelling and airstrikes to eliminate munitions and prepare conditions for the return of residents. The escalation followed the deaths of two Israeli reserve officers in the neighboring village of Magdel-Zun, where a building with soldiers was blown up by an explosive device. The IDF is investigating when the explosives were planted; according to one version, Hezbollah had turned the village into a fortified area in advance. After the blast, the IDF carried out a series of strikes on militant targets and planned a large-scale operation, but its implementation was suspended by decision of the political leadership.

Lebanese Soldier Wounded — IDF Says Who Is Responsible