Lebanese army dismantles unexploded bombs in southern Lebanon, warns citizens to report suspicious objects
The Lebanese army on Saturday announced it has dismantled two unexploded bombs, which it described as "remnants of Israeli attacks," in the towns of Kafra and Toulin in southern Lebanon. The army stated in a social media post that the explosives were moved to a secure location for disposal and urged citizens to report any suspicious objects to military posts and exercise caution in areas subjected to Israeli attacks.
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