Israel Said It Destroyed Hezbollah Strategic Missile Site Near Syria
The Israeli military said on Wednesday it had destroyed one of Hezbollah's top strategic missile sites near the border with Syria, hours before an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire took effect. The Israeli jets hit an underground complex that was used to produce surface-to-surface missiles and store precision weapons,
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