Israeli drones and fighter jets violate Lebanese airspace 143 times in 3 days, UN peacekeepers say
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Israeli drones and fighter jets violate Lebanese airspace 143 times in 3 days, UN peacekeepers say
NEW YORK CITY: Israeli drones, fighter aircraft and helicopters violated Lebanese airspace 143 times over the weekend, UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon reported. No rocket or artillery fire from Hezbollah or other armed groups was detected during that time. The UN Interim Force in Lebanon recorded the violations between Friday and Sunday, Stephane Dujarric, the spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, told reporters in New York…
UN Secretary-General Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric reported that Israel had committed 143 violations of Lebanese airspace using drones, aircraft, and helicopters. UNIFIL, meanwhile, detected 166 projectiles or missiles fired from Israeli sources during the same period, while no rockets or artillery shells from Hezbollah were recorded.
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