Israel killed 25 people in the latest day of bombings in Lebanon while preparing a ground attack

by time news

2024-09-27 12:12:51

The Minister of Health of Lebanon, Firass Abiad, indicated this Friday that Israel has killed 25 people so far in the latest day of bombings against Hezbollah. The Israeli army has reported that in the past few hours it has attacked dozens of targets and that operations will continue throughout the day.

On Wednesday, 92 people died due to Israeli bombs, according to the Center. In total, more than 700 people have died this week alone, the same number as those who died from Israeli attacks between October 8, 2023 and September 16.

This week, the Israeli Army has confirmed that it is preparing a “possible” ground attack in Lebanon and that its troops are ready for the next phase. In recent hours, Israel has moved several units to the border area and has conducted drills of the attack. “We are preparing a tactical strategy, which means that your military boots will enter the territory of the enemy, they will enter the cities that Hezbollah has prepared as large military centers, with underground bases, the the gathering place and bases that attacked our area,” said the head of the Army, Herzi Halevi.

For its part, the Syrian news agency, SANA, has reported that an Israeli attack this Friday killed five Syrian soldiers near the border between Syria and Lebanon.

More than 30,000 people have crossed the border into Syria in recent days fleeing the conflict in Lebanon, with the majority of Syrians fleeing the fighting in their own country, the agency said on Friday. This United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), is at border crossings.

Many border crossings are open 24 hours a day to allow the passage of Syrians and Lebanese, who are allowed to enter Syria for an unlimited period of time and without presenting the documents that are often required of them.

The UNHCR representative in Syria, Gonzalo Vargas Llosa, who has traveled to the border, has confirmed that half of all arrivals are children and that the second largest group are women. In terms of nationality, currently 80% of those arriving in Syria are Syrian and the rest are Lebanese.

Among those who arrived there were also many wounded, said the UNHCR representative, who witnessed the arrival of a woman who carried her dead children to bury them in Syria.

Vargas Llosa has stressed that Syrians and Lebanese have had to face an “incredibly difficult decision” before they go to the border because they know that they are arriving in a country in great crisis and with an economy of fell due to 13 years of internal military. riot.

Vargas Llosa has shown the generosity that the Syrian Government is showing in these situations, which is leading the humanitarian response in collaboration with the Syrian Red Crescent and UNHCR, an organization that has already lost in the Israeli bombings of Lebanon two workers and members of their families.

Upon arrival, the Lebanese and Syrians receive basic assistance, including food, water, shelter items, and are sent to some of the reception centers that have been set up.

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