Peacekeepers Injured by Israeli Fire in Lebanon
Two UN peacekeepers in Lebanon were wounded by Israeli fire, according to an anonymous United Nations official. Israeli forces reportedly targeted three UNIFIL positions in southern Lebanon.
Two United Nations peacekeepers in Lebanon were injured when Israeli forces fired on Thursday, an official from the UN reported anonymously.
The peacekeepers are part of UNIFIL, the peacekeeping force stationed in southern Lebanon.
According to the official, Israeli fire targeted three UNIFIL positions, wounding two members of the team.
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