Israeli enemy warplanes launched intense air raids on Beirut's southern suburbs after midnight, deploying a large number of vacuum and seismic bombs designed to penetrate fortified structures. The blasts were reported to be louder than those heard during the airstrike on the building where Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah was killed last Friday. The raids also targeted the areas around Mreijeh, Hadi Nasrallah Highway, and the vicinity of Hadath, resulting in the collapse of several buildings and facilities. Among the structures destroyed were Mreijeh Stadium, the local police station, the municipal building, Baydoun Supermarket, and numerous buildings. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
GCC Countries Lead Global Workers’ Remittances with $161 Billion in 2025
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