A UNIFIL soldier was injured in a landmine explosion in southern Lebanon, specifically in a valley between Yater and Zibqin. The situation emphasizes the safety risks faced by UN personnel in the region, as reported by the National News Agency (NNA).
A soldier serving with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) sustained injuries due to a landmine explosion in a valley situated between the towns of Yater and Zibqin in southern Lebanon’s western sector. The incident, reported by the National News Agency (NNA), highlights the ongoing dangers faced by UNIFIL personnel in the region, which is still affected by leftover ordnance from past conflicts.
The incident illustrates the persistent risks that UNIFIL soldiers encounter while on duty in Lebanon, particularly from landmines and unexploded ordnance. Enhanced measures and greater international support may be necessary to ensure the safety of peacekeeping forces and to address the remnants of conflict in the area.
Original Source: www.lbcgroup.tv
