Israeli Army Attacks Multiple Areas in Southern Lebanon, Resulting in 10 Deaths and 131 Injuries

Source: Global Times
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Xinhua News Agency, Beirut, June 2 (Reporter Shen Feng, Cao Changhao) The Lebanese Ministry of Health stated on the 2nd that Israel launched attacks on multiple locations in southern Lebanon on the 1st, resulting in at least 10 deaths and 131 injuries.

The Ministry of Health said in a statement that the Israeli military conducted airstrikes around the Jabal Amel Hospital in the southern Lebanese city of Tyre on the 1st, resulting in 4 deaths and 127 injuries. Among the injured are 39 medical and administrative staff from the hospital, with 4 in serious condition. The attack also caused significant damage to the hospital's infrastructure.

In another statement released on the same day, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that the Israeli military conducted airstrikes on the town of Marwaniyeh in the Sidon area of southern Lebanon on the 1st, resulting in 6 deaths and 4 injuries.

Classification
Region
West Asia
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Casualties & Losses
Subcategory
Airstrike
SALUTE Report
Size
10 dead, 131 injured
Activity
Israeli airstrikes
Location
Tire · Marwakhineh · South Lebanon
Unit
Israeli Defense Forces
Time
June 1
Equipment
aircraft
Summary

Israeli Defense Forces conducted airstrikes on June 1 in southern Lebanon, resulting in at least 10 deaths and 131 injuries. The strikes targeted areas around the Jabal Amel Hospital in Tire, causing severe damage to the hospital's infrastructure. Another airstrike in Marwakhineh resulted in 6 deaths and additional injuries.

Key Facts
  • Israeli airstrikes occurred on June 1 in southern Lebanon.
  • At least 10 people were killed and 131 injured due to the strikes.
  • The airstrikes targeted areas around the Jabal Amel Hospital in Tire and Marwakhineh.
  • Among the injured, 39 were hospital staff, with 4 in serious condition.
  • Significant damage was reported to hospital infrastructure.