Israeli attack of drones aiming at the Shaar area in the eastern region of Bekaa.
Israeli air attack killed six people and wounded two in the east Lebanon in the midst of fragile cease-fire Between Israel and Hezbollah.
The Lebanese National News Agency reported that an unmanned aircraft were targeting the Shaar area, near the town of Jennat, on Saturday in the East Bekaa region.
The Israeli army issued a statement stating that the goals were what claimed to be operatives of Hezbollah “at the site for the production and storage of strategic weapons.”
“Activities within the place are considered to be a sharp violation of understanding between Israel and Lebanon,” the trial agreement signed on November 27, which stopped the conflict between the Israeli army and Hezbollah.
Since the agreement entered into force, Israel continued his military action against what he says they are Hezbollah.
While the Agreement required a 60-day implementation period that ended on January 26, Israel delayed the withdrawal of its troops from South Lebanon, claiming that the Lebanon Agreement did not fully implement the agreement.
According to the trial conditions, the Lebanese army should be deployed together with the Peace Forces of the United Nations in the south, occupying the place of Hezbollah’s forces.
Israel also launched a wave of attacks in the Eastern Bekaa valley, it is also usually considered to be a Hezbollah stronghold. January 31, at least Two people were killed As the Israeli army claimed that it hit several goals of Hezbollah near the border with Syria.
Hezbollah’s official Ibrahim Moussawa condemned the air attacks at the time, calling them “very dangerous violation and sharp and explicit aggression”, urging Lebanon to stop the permanent attacks of Israel.
