The outskirts of the town of Khiam and the town of Adaisseh were subjected to Israeli artillery shelling today, Friday, targeting a cabin (Express) in Adaisseh, causing it to be completely burnt down. The outskirts of the towns of Blida and Aytaroun also experienced shelling from sites of the Israeli army opposite them. Israeli reconnaissance aircraft had flown over the villages in the western and middle sectors, reaching the coastal area to the south.
According to a correspondent from Al-Manar: The enemy's artillery targeted the town of #Adaisseh with several shells simultaneously with shelling of the southern outskirts of the town of #Khiam.
The Israeli artillery also targeted the Horra forest and the vicinity of Deir Mimmas at four o'clock this Friday morning. The southern villages and towns adjacent to the Blue Line in the western and middle sectors spent a wary night, interrupted by flares, Israeli reconnaissance aircraft, the sound of explosions in the sky over the Tyre area, and a shell falling into the sea off the area of Bab al-Tam in the Qasmiyeh district.
Notably, the Natural Disaster Management Unit in the Tyre District Municipal Union recorded up to yesterday twenty thousand displaced persons from southern villages, distributed across five shelter centers in the city of Tyre. This number does not include hundreds who have fled to other areas without being registered with the disaster management.
The disaster management explained that it is suffering from limited available resources, noting that some villages, numbering no more than forty, have no safe haven for civilian life, after the Israeli army targeted homes, civilians, journalists, ambulances, and poultry and livestock projects.
Hezbollah has mourned in a statement one of its members, "Ahmad Hussein Ali Ahmad" known as "Abu Abbas" from the town of Nasiriyah in Bekaa.
In a separate statement, Hezbollah announced that it targeted "the Maskaf General site with appropriate weapons."
