Lebanese army withdraws soldiers from base in southern Lebanon, Israeli troops advance in the area

A senior Lebanese military official told the AP that the Lebanese army had moved its forces from a barracks in Kfar Tebnit after Israeli forces raided the area.

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Israeli tank in maneuver (Illustration), Photo: Shutterstock
Israeli tank in maneuver (Illustration), Photo: Shutterstock
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The Lebanese army withdrew its soldiers from a base in southern Lebanon today after Israeli troops advanced in the area, military officials said, while media reported that two people were killed.

The withdrawal from the barracks in Kfar Tebnit came after the Israeli army issued an evacuation warning for about 20 locations, including the town of Nabatiya.

Lebanon's National News Agency reported that two people were killed in airstrikes carried out today on several villages in southern Lebanon.

A senior Lebanese military official told the AP that the Lebanese army had moved its forces from a barracks in Kfar Tebnit following an incursion by Israeli forces into the area.

Israeli troops are likely trying to capture a strategically important hill near Kfar Tebnit, which overlooks large parts of Nabatieh and some of the roads connecting the city to nearby villages.

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