IDF: 2 anti-tank missiles fired from south Lebanon’s Ayta ash-Shab toward Shtula
Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent
Earlier today, two anti-tank missiles were launched from southern Lebanon’s Ayta ash-Shab at the Shtula area in northern Israel.
The IDF says no injuries were caused in the attack, and a short while later, fighter jets struck a building used by Hezbollah to carry out the missile fire.
A separate building used by Hezbollah in Maaroub, and infrastructure in Naqoura, were also struck, the IDF adds.
Earlier today, two anti-tank missiles were launched from southern Lebanon's Ayta ash-Shab at the Shtula area in northern Israel.
The IDF says no injuries were caused in the attack, and a short while later, fighter jets struck a building used by Hezbollah to carry out the missile… pic.twitter.com/KREyEUKaao
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