Israel began raids in the suburbs of Beirut, Sunday.
The attack ended the conflict between Israel and military organizations despite the armistice, which was implemented five months ago.
Israel said that he aimed at the “Hezbollah store” precise missile “that threatened the Israeli state and civilians.
The Lebanese presidency urged the United States and France, who criticized the strike and broked the armistice in November.
This attack is the first to be the first to be the first place in Israel in the southern suburbs of Beirut, where hezbola is based.
This will put more pressure in the ceasefire. Despite the contract, Israel struck a goal of saying that it is related to Hezbola almost every day. The Israeli government said it would respond to Hezbollah’s recognized threats.
Western officials say that armed groups have accused Israel several violations, observing the ceasefire.
The Live scene streamed by Reuters is a huge acting in the target building an hour after the Israeli army ordered an evacuation order to the neighboring residents.
Lebanon’s civil defense later said that the casualties were later recorded and the rescuers extinguished the fire.
In the statement of X after the strike, the Lebanese presidency said that President Joseph Awen has blamed this attack.
“The United States and France should be responsible for their hostility contracts and forced Israel to stop attacking immediately.”
“Continuous damage to Israel’s stability will worsen tension and expose the region to the actual threats of security and stability.”
The Israeli government said it aimed at the hezbollah store of “precision guided missiles.”
The Israeli military said in a statement that “the storage of missiles on this infrastructure site is threatening to the nation and civilians of Israel, violating the understanding between Israel and Lebanon.”
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel said, “Hezbollah will not allow him to be stronger.”
“Beirut’s Dahiyeh region will not serve as a safe refuge for terrorist tissue Hezbollah.”
Lebanon’s UN special coordinator, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, wrote in X, “The strike caused panic and fear of panic and new violence among desperate people in returning to normal.”
“We urge you to stop all actions that can further undermine the suspension of hostility.”
Earlier this month, the Israeli raid in the suburbs of Southern Beirut killed four people, including Hezbollah officials.
