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Yair Goldblatt: two more operatives killed in strike on Miphadon

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Yair Goldblatt: two more operatives killed in strike on Miphadon

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TL;DR

Security analyst Yair Goldblatt reports that two additional operatives were killed in the strike on Miphadon, the same targeted operation in southern Lebanon he reported earlier tonight. Their identities are not yet confirmed.

01 · THE DISPATCH

The update from analyst Yair Goldblatt (Bitchon VeMizrach Tichon) reports that an additional two operatives were killed in the same strike in Miphadon, southern Lebanon, about which he reported earlier tonight. Goldblatt wrote: 'As mentioned, there are two more eliminated in the strike in Miphadon. We'll wait for their ugly faces.' The earlier report cited an Arab World outlet (301) as the source for the initial two killed and several wounded. The number eliminated now stands at four, pending further confirmation. The identities of the dead and the precise party responsible for the strike remain unconfirmed.

This continues a thread The Zioneer has been tracking: a series of single-source reports on targeted strikes along the southern Lebanon coast. Goldblatt has been the principal Hebrew-language conduit for claims emanating from the 301 outlet, a platform oriented to the Arab world. These reports have occasionally preceded later confirmations by other channels, but remain uncorroborated by official Israeli or Lebanese sources as of this bulletin.

02 · How it developed

2 developments

  1. Latest

    Two additional operatives reported killed in the Miphadon strike

  2. Lebanese media report Israeli strike on village of Mifdun, 2.5 km from IDF security zone

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03 · Source and signal

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