Three killed in explosion of leftover occupation explosives in southern Lebanon

Three people were killed and another was injured by an explosion of explosive remnants of war from Israel’s occupation aggression in southern Lebanon, raising the total number of victims of the ongoing aggression since March last year to 4,351 dead and 12,704 wounded.

The Lebanese National News Agency reported that explosive remnants of the occupation exploded near earthen berms between the towns of Zhour al-Sharqiya and Mifdoun, resulting in the deaths of three people and injuring another.

Earlier, the Emergency Operations Center of the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that the cumulative total of victims of the continued Israeli occupation aggression had risen to 4,348 dead and 12,703 wounded. These violations and field developments come despite the Framework Agreement, reached under US sponsorship to end military confrontations, which stipulates that the Special Military Coordination Group for Lebanon should directly coordinate between the parties to ensure the gradual withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces and the extension of Lebanese state sovereignty through the deployment of the Lebanese army in the southern areas.