The IDF's Arabic-language spokesperson, Ella Wa'ouya, said Wednesday that an explosive device detonated near two Red Cross ambulances in the Miffadun area of southern Lebanon on Tuesday night, wounding several crew members. Following investigations, the IDF determined the device was planted by Hezbollah, according to the statement.
The IDF's Arabic-language spokesperson, Ella Wa'ouya, said Wednesday that an explosive device detonated near two Red Cross ambulances in the Miffadun area of southern Lebanon on Tuesday night, wounding several crew members. Following investigations, the IDF determined the device was planted by Hezbollah, according to the statement.
The incident occurred outside the IDF-declared security zone in southern Lebanon, where Hezbollah has been active. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple Hezbollah IED attacks in the region, including one that killed a Lebanese soldier and another that wounded IDF troops. The accusation against Hezbollah comes amid ongoing Israeli ground operations in southern Lebanon against the group's infrastructure.
The details of the wounded crew members' condition have not been released. The Red Cross has not yet commented on the incident.
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