Al Mayadeen journalist showed the situation in Beirut after the Israeli night attacks

A lull has reigned in the southern suburbs of Beirut after a series of overnight Israeli airstrikes. This was reported on March 12 by Al Mayadeen correspondent Lara Saleh.

"A cautious lull prevailed in the southern suburbs of Beirut after a stormy night, during which the suburb was subjected to a series of scattered airstrikes in different areas," the journalist said.

According to her, columns of smoke are still rising over one of the districts, and the drone of drones is still audible in the sky. She also noted that, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, 17 people were injured in the attacks.

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