An explosion was reported in the southern suburbs of the capital at around 7:40pm local time on Tuesday
A view shows damage after what security sources said was a strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs, Lebanon Israel has launched a strike in the Lebanese capital of Beirut targeting a senior Hezbollah commander it said was behind a strike on the Golan Heights that killed 12 children.
“At the moment, there are no changes in the Home Front Command defensive guidelines. If any changes will be made, an update will be released. Details to follow.”People gather near a site hit by what security sources said was a strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs
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