Rockets hit Lebanon in new Syria border spillover

Two rockets hit Lebanon on Thursday in a border region where the country's Hezbollah movement clashed with Syrian jihadists last week, the army said in a statement. The rocket fire caused no damage or injuries, but comes after clashes in the region on Sunday that left at least eight Hezbollah fighters dead, along with "dozens" of jihadists and Syrian rebels.

The missiles landed near the eastern Lebanese town of Brital, not far from the mountainous border area.