ISRAELI ENEMY ARTILLERY SHELLS ALMA AS-SHAAB, DHAYRA

The Israeli enemy artillery is currently shelling the outskirts of the border towns of Alma as-Shaab and Dhayra, our correspondent reported on Wednesday. Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

April 24, 2024

The Israeli enemy artillery is currently shelling the outskirts of the border towns of Alma as-Shaab and Dhayra, our correspondent reported on Wednesday.

Source: National News Agency – Lebanon

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