The Prime Minister stated that the Israeli military crossed the Litani River during operations in Lebanon.
On the 28th local time, a reporter from the Central Station learned that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the Israeli military crossed the Litani River during operations in southern Lebanon.
In a meeting on the 28th, Netanyahu said, "We attacked Beirut, yesterday we attacked Tyre, and our forces crossed the Litani River."
The Litani River originates in the Bekaa Valley in eastern Lebanon and is the largest river in Lebanon. The Litani River has abundant water resources and is the main source of irrigation and drinking water for southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, located only about 30 kilometers from the temporary border between Lebanon and Israel. (Central Station reporters Zhao Bing and Wei Ran)
Israeli forces crossed the Litani River during operations in southern Lebanon on October 28, conducting airstrikes in Beirut and Tyre. Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed these actions in a meeting, highlighting the military's engagement in the region.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli forces crossed the Litani River.
- Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in Beirut and Tyre.
- The Litani River is a significant water resource in Lebanon.