The Breaking News service reported that the Israeli military targeted two suspected individuals in the town of Qabrikha in southern Lebanon, near the “Yellow Line.” The service attributed this to a security source who spoke to Army Radio.
According to the security source, the two came too close to Israeli forces in the area and posed a threat to them. This is the account of the Israeli security source. No independent confirmation of it is available so far.
The strike that targeted the two was described as a strike “to remove a threat.”
According to the report, the targeting is unusual because the Israeli military has not targeted suspects in southern Lebanon for many weeks, even within the framework of “removing a threat.”
The identities and affiliations of the two targeted individuals have not yet been established. It is also not known whether they were killed or wounded, or the exact time of the strike.
Only the Israeli security source’s account is available on whether the two were actually armed or posed a real threat. No position from the Lebanese side has been reported so far.