Three Occupation soldiers wounded in clashes with Hezbollah

The occupation army announced that three of its soldiers were wounded in clashes with “Hezbollah” in southern Lebanon on Wednesday.
Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
The army said that a reserve soldier was seriously injured in the town of Maroun Al-Ras, located in the central sector of southern Lebanon.
A reserve battalion commander and another reserve soldier were also lightly injured in the incident.
It explained that the three soldiers were injured as a result of rocket shelling targeting army forces in the area.
According to the army, the incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon, and the soldiers were part of the 91st Division forces stationed there as part of the forward defense line.
It noted that the wounded were transported by an air force helicopter to Rambam Hospital in Haifa.
“Israel” launched intensive airstrikes on the southern suburbs and areas in the south and Bekaa, followed by limited ground incursions in the south of the country.
In contrast, “Hezbollah” continues to launch rockets at the Israeli occupation, estimated at about 100 rockets per day, according to “Israeli” estimates.
Most of this shelling targets Israeli occupation army forces, including sites inside Lebanese territory.