A group of Israeli forces entered the temporary municipality building of Blida in southern Lebanon after crossing the Lebanese-Palestinian border. The raid was supported by drones, and in response, the Lebanese army went on alert and sent more troops and equipment to the area. The invading soldiers are still present in Blida.
Publish dateThursday 30 October 2025 - 14:25
Story Code : 334067
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to Al-Mayadeen Network, a group of Israeli army forces entered the temporary municipality building of Blida after crossing the Lebanese-Palestinian border.
The Lebanese army went on alert and called in more troops and equipment to the area.
The Israeli military invasion of Blida was carried out with the support and air support of the regime's drones.
The Blida Municipality has announced the disappearance of one of its employees after the Israeli soldiers entered the town.
The invading soldiers are still present in the town of Blida.
Accordingly, the Zionist regime's soldiers were to withdraw from southern Lebanon within 60 days, but the regime, contrary to international law, kept its soldiers in five strategic positions in the region and did not leave.
The Zionist regime's army has violated the ceasefire agreement thousands of times since it was signed.
The Lebanese army went on alert and called in more troops and equipment to the area.
The Israeli military invasion of Blida was carried out with the support and air support of the regime's drones.
The Blida Municipality has announced the disappearance of one of its employees after the Israeli soldiers entered the town.
The invading soldiers are still present in the town of Blida.
Accordingly, the Zionist regime's soldiers were to withdraw from southern Lebanon within 60 days, but the regime, contrary to international law, kept its soldiers in five strategic positions in the region and did not leave.
The Zionist regime's army has violated the ceasefire agreement thousands of times since it was signed.
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