A fire broke out in the Shiite village of Ruman in southern Lebanon on Tuesday morning, reportedly caused by artillery fire, according to security analyst Yair Goldblatt. No casualties have been reported.
A fire broke out in the Shiite village of Ruman in southern Lebanon on Tuesday morning, reportedly caused by artillery fire, according to security analyst Yair Goldblatt. No casualties have been reported, and the extent of the damage is unconfirmed.
The village of Ruman was previously the site of a reported strike on July 19, as covered by The Zioneer. Artillery activity in southern Lebanon has been a recurring feature of the conflict in recent months.
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