Panic has gripped Lebanese residents following recent Israeli attacks in southern Beirut, including the area near the international airport.
Israel Info writes about this.
Reports of damage, particularly to the airport complex’s runways and window structures, began to spread rapidly through social media and local media, increasing anxiety among Lebanese.
Many users, as well as Lebanese publications, reposted a video from the IDF’s Radio Galei explaining that the attack was carried out against Hezbollah targets in the Beirut airport area, causing damage to infrastructure.
The Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport, Ali Hamei, made an official statement on Platform X, ensuring that the Rafik Hariri International Airport continues to operate normally. Khamei also said that the International Air Transport Association sent an appeal to the UN Security Council through the Swiss mission calling for the protection of civil aviation against such attacks.
However, the IDF attacks did not stop in the morning. In the Mount Lebanon region, an Israeli drone attacked a car traveling on the Al-Kahala-Ariya highway, which connects Beirut to the Bekaa Valley. Lebanese media reported the death of a woman and the injury of a man who was next to her.
According to Al-Arabiya, attacks were also carried out in the cities of Tebnin, Kafra and Majdal Salam in the south of the country. In an official statement, the IDF press service reported that over the past 24 hours, Israeli forces attacked 110 targets in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, including 20 targets in the Baalbek-Hermel areas and north of the river. Litani.
The military announced the destruction of about 60 Hezbollah members and dozens of its military facilities, including missile launchers and weapons depots.
Previously, “Cursor” wrote about a fatal car attack in Lebanon.
The car was reported to be traveling on the road towards Beirut.
