In Lebanon, 12 people were reported dead after an Israeli air force strike on a refugee camp.

At least 12 people were killed in an Israeli air force strike on a Syrian refugee camp in eastern Lebanon. This was reported on Tuesday, July 15, by the National News Agency of Lebanon (NNA).

"Enemy warplanes attacked the Wadi Faara area in the north of the Bekaa, one of which targeted a camp for displaced Syrians," the material says.

In addition, eight people were injured in the Israeli strike.

However, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Telegram channel stated that the strike was carried out against military installations used by the Lebanese Hezbollah movement.

Peacekeeping profession: the UN Security Council discusses the extension of the mission in Lebanon

Meanwhile, Israel is seeking to curtail the work of the Blue Helmets

On July 13, one person was killed when the Israeli Air Force struck an apartment building in southern Lebanon. It was noted that the IDF in its Telegram channel reported the death of a member of Hezbollah as a result of this strike.