Israeli Army Crosses "Blue Line" into Lebanese Territory
Xinhua News Agency, Beirut/Jerusalem, March 3 (Reporter Shen Feng, Pang Xinyi) - Sources from Lebanese security agencies and witnesses told Xinhua reporters that an Israeli force crossed the temporary border "Blue Line" between Lebanon and Israel early on the morning of the 3rd, advancing about one kilometer into Lebanese territory.
According to sources, this Israeli force consists of one tank and three military bulldozers. The sources also stated, "The Lebanese army is coordinating with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon to closely monitor the movements of the Israeli forces."
The Israel Defense Forces stated on the 3rd that one of its units is currently conducting operations in southern Lebanon and has occupied several positions in the area "to strengthen forward defense."
Israeli forces crossed the Blue Line into Lebanon on March 3, advancing approximately one kilometer. The unit, consisting of one tank and three military bulldozers, is conducting operations in southern Lebanon and occupying multiple positions to strengthen forward defenses. The Lebanese military is coordinating with UN peacekeepers to monitor the situation.
- An Israeli unit crossed the Blue Line into Lebanon on March 3.
- The unit advanced approximately one kilometer into Lebanese territory.
- The Israeli forces included one tank and three military bulldozers.
- Lebanese military is coordinating with UNIFIL to monitor the situation.
- Israeli Defense Forces stated they are conducting operations in southern Lebanon.