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Combating Hizbullah: IDF soldiers in Lebanon Photo: IDF Spokesperson Unit
Combating Hizbullah: IDF soldiers in Lebanon Photo: IDF Spokesperson Unit
 
 

4 soldiers injured in Lebanon

Hizbullah members strike IDF tank in al-Tayibba area, injure four soldiers. Tank sent in to rescue injured soldier

Hanan Greenberg
Published: 07.30.06, 20:00 / Israel News

Four soldiers have been injured Sunday by an antitank missile fired in the al-Tayyiba area in southern Lebanon, west of Metula.

 

The tank had gone in to rescue a soldier injured by earlier battles with Hizbullah members.

 

Four other soldiers have been injured in fire exchanges with Hizbullah members in the al-Tayibba area. Two soldiers are classed as moderately injured, while the other two are lightly injured.

 

One of the moderately injured soldiers may have been hit by friendly fire as a result of mistaken identity.

 

After the forces left Bint Jbeil, the IDF launched a second ground operation, in the eastern district, north-west of Metula. At least three terrorists have been killed. In addition, the Air Force struck a cell of two Hizbullah members.

 

The Nahal division has so far located a large number of arms caches including a rocket launcher, 10 RPG missiles, a canon and 18 shells, around 14 raven missiles, a sniper rifle, IDF uniforms, and a guidebook for using antitank missiles.

 

Nahal division forces and the 401 Armored Corps division entered the town of al-Taibeh in order to neutralize an additional Hizbullah stronghold and to take out infrastructures in the area used to fire rockets at Israel.

 

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