11 reported killed in southern Lebanon as a result of Israeli strikes
At least 11 people, including two infants, were killed in southern Lebanon as a result of overnight Israeli airstrikes. Another five people were injured in the town of Kafr Rumman near Nabatieh, Anadolu Agency reports, citing Lebanon's state-run NNA agency.
Strike on a residential building
According to NNA, after midnight Israeli military aircraft struck a three-story residential building in Kafr Rumman. The building was completely destroyed. Rescue teams recovered nine bodies from beneath the rubble, including the bodies of two infants. Five people were injured.
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Deaths of paramedics
Separately, an Israeli drone, according to NNA, attacked a civilian vehicle in Kafr Rumman. As a result, two paramedics who were in the vehicle and represented the Islamic Risala Scout Association were killed.
Israeli aircraft also carried out a series of strikes on Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Arabsalim, where a house was destroyed. In addition, the Israeli army had earlier warned of the evacuation of a building in Deir ez-Zahrani, which, according to NNA, was destroyed about 22 minutes after the warning.
