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C’est un fief du Hezbollah ? On est loin du fleuve Litani...

« Selon Al-Akhbar, un nombre important de résidents de Baalbek se réfugient sur le site archéologique de Baalbek pour se protéger d’éventuelles frappes aériennes par l’armée israélienne contre la ville et sa région. »

Y paraît que les israéliens sont soucieux de préserver les sites archéologiques (non).

Bekaa Valley Sees “Most Violent Day” Since Start of War | The Public Source
►https://thepublicsource.org/blog/lebanon-front/bekaa-valley-most-violent-day

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At least 67 people were killed and more than 120 others wounded in nearly three dozen Israeli strikes on the Bekaa valley on Monday, October 28, in what Lebanese broadcaster Al-Jadeed called the “most violent day” in the Bekaa valley since the start of the war.

“More than two-thirds” of the victims were women and children, according to Baalbek-Hermel Governor Bachir Khodr, and Israel gave no notice ahead of these strikes.

The bombing campaign continued into Tuesday and Wednesday, when the Israeli military issued a displacement notice for the entirety of Baalbek city, and parts of Duris and Iaat. Massive traffic congestion was reported as thousands of people fled the area.

A new round of airstrikes on Baalbek began on Wednesday coinciding with Naim Qassem’s first speech as Hezbollah’s new secretary general.