Israeli forces reportedly use phosphorus shells in southern Lebanon
Most outlets reported that Israeli forces used phosphorus shells in attacks on southern Lebanon. The Express Tribune added that the artillery fire occurred in the Nabatieh and Tyre districts and noted the Lebanese army’s efforts to clear unexploded Israeli bombs, while Minute Mirror focused on the use of white phosphorus munitions without mentioning the Lebanese army’s response.
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Israel uses phosphorus shells in Southern Lebanon
Israeli forces shelled several areas in southern Lebanon on Friday, including locations where they reportedly used white phosphorus munitions
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Israeli forces use phosphorus shells in southern Lebanon attacks
Artillery fire hits areas in Nabatieh, Tyre districts as Lebanese army clears unexploded Israeli bombs
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