BEIRUT - SABA :
Lebanon's caretaker Minister of Public Health Firas al-Abyad announced today that the number of victims of the Zionist aggression on the southern suburb of Beirut yesterday rose to 31 martyrs.
The Lebanese National News Agency quoted al-Abyad as saying at a press conference at the headquarters of the Ministry of Public Health: The number of victims of the Israeli aggression on the suburbs reached 31 martyrs, including three children and seven women, and there are still a large number of body parts, while the number of wounded reached 68 wounded, including two critical cases.
Regarding the victims of Israel's aggressive bombing of wireless devices in Lebanon, Al-Obeid said that the number of martyrs has risen to 39, in addition to thousands of injured, which brings the total number of martyrs of the Israeli cyber attacks last Tuesday and Wednesday and yesterday's attack on Dahiya to seventy martyrs.
"The attack on the southern suburb of Beirut led to the fall of an entire building on the heads of its predominantly civilian inhabitants, which makes it a characterized war crime," al-Abyad stressed.
Lebanon's caretaker Minister of Public Health Firas al-Abyad announced today that the number of victims of the Zionist aggression on the southern suburb of Beirut yesterday rose to 31 martyrs.
The Lebanese National News Agency quoted al-Abyad as saying at a press conference at the headquarters of the Ministry of Public Health: The number of victims of the Israeli aggression on the suburbs reached 31 martyrs, including three children and seven women, and there are still a large number of body parts, while the number of wounded reached 68 wounded, including two critical cases.
Regarding the victims of Israel's aggressive bombing of wireless devices in Lebanon, Al-Obeid said that the number of martyrs has risen to 39, in addition to thousands of injured, which brings the total number of martyrs of the Israeli cyber attacks last Tuesday and Wednesday and yesterday's attack on Dahiya to seventy martyrs.
"The attack on the southern suburb of Beirut led to the fall of an entire building on the heads of its predominantly civilian inhabitants, which makes it a characterized war crime," al-Abyad stressed.