11 People Killed in Israeli Attacks on the Town of Kfar Rumman in Lebanon
Among those who lost their lives in the airstrikes carried out on the town of Kfar Rumman, affiliated with the city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, are infants and healthcare workers.
As a result of airstrikes carried out by the Israeli army on the town of Kfar Rumman, affiliated with the city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, a total of 11 people lost their lives, including two infants and two healthcare workers.
Airstrike Targeting the Town of Kfar Rumman
Massive destruction occurred as a result of Israeli warplanes bombing a three-story building in the town of Kfar Rumman, affiliated with the city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, during the night hours.
In the attack on the targeted building belonging to a Lebanese national named Dani Ferhat, a total of nine people, including two infants, lost their lives, and five people were injured.
UAV Attack Targeting Healthcare Workers
As a result of unmanned aerial vehicles belonging to the Israeli army directly targeting a civilian vehicle in the same town, two on-duty healthcare workers lost their lives.
These attacks once again demonstrated how severely the humanitarian situation and healthcare services in the region are under threat.
Other Targets in the Region and Ceasefire Status
In addition to Kfar Rumman, the Israeli army continued to carry out airstrikes on the towns of Upper Nabatieh and Arabsalim in southern Lebanon.
It was reported that the Israeli army, expanding its occupation in southern Lebanon, continues to frequently target the region with airstrikes despite the declared ceasefire.
Toll of Conflicts and Ministry Data
According to recent statements made by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, the number of casualties and injured in the ongoing attacks against the country is increasing day by day.
According to ministry data, in attacks organized by Israel on Lebanon since March 2, a total of 4,362 people have lost their lives and 12,378 people have been injured.