9 Israeli Soldiers Wounded in Lebanon Clashes, 2 Critically Injured
Nine Israeli soldiers were wounded in separate clashes in southern Lebanon, the Israel Defense Forces said. Two officers were critically injured, and seven other personnel suffered varying wounds.
Morning anti-tank missile strike
The first incident took place during morning operations, when troops encountered armed militants. An anti-tank missile struck deployed soldiers, which the IDF attributed to Hezbollah operatives.
Two officers were hit in that strike. One officer was in serious condition and the other sustained moderate wounds.
Overnight rocket attack
A separate exchange occurred overnight in a different sector. Forces there came under rocket fire, the IDF reported.
One officer was seriously wounded in that strike. Six soldiers received moderate injuries.
Wider context and security response
The incidents occurred amid sustained cross-border hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah. There have been repeated exchanges of fire and periodic ground confrontations in southern Lebanon.
Minister Katz confirmed plans to establish a security zone in southern Lebanon. Officials say the measure aims to reduce cross-border attacks and protect deployed forces.
- Location: Southern Lebanon.
- Actors: IDF and Hezbollah operatives.
- Weapons reported: Anti-tank missile and rockets.
- Casualties: 9 Israeli soldiers wounded; 2 critically injured.
Filmogaz.com will update this report as more information becomes available. The IDF provided the initial account of the incidents.
