Five Israeli soldiers have been injured in attacks from Lebanon, according to a statement released by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on their Telegram channel.
Representatives of the Israeli forces reported that three soldiers suffered serious injuries during the shelling of an IDF post near the town of Manara, located on the border with Lebanon.
According to the IDF press service, an anti-tank missile was launched from the neighboring country towards Israel. The injured soldiers were evacuated from the combat zone to receive necessary medical assistance.
Additionally, two more Israeli soldiers were injured when a “hostile aerial device” launched from Lebanon fell on Israeli territory. The IDF emphasized that one soldier was severely wounded, while another suffered moderate injuries.
“The soldiers have been evacuated for medical assistance, and their families have been notified,” the statement clarified.
On the evening of November 10, the IDF press service reported three unmanned aerial vehicles that were launched from Lebanese territory and crossed the Israeli border. According to the Israeli forces, one of the aerial targets was intercepted by the country’s air defense systems, but the other two objects fell in the northern part of the country.
Earlier, Israel agreed to exchange Palestinian prisoners for hostages held by Hamas.
