One SLA militiaman killed in south Lebanon

Lebanese resistance forces on Tuesday detonated two roadside bombs along the road to Barachit in south Lebanon, killing at least one member of the pro-Israeli South Lebanon Army militia and wounding four others as stated by both the Lebanese resistance and the SLA militia.

Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday bombarded the woods of Eita al-Jabal, Hadatha, Tibnin and the outskirts of Barachit by more 20 shells. News reports from south Lebanon said the Israeli artillery bombardment coincided with mopping-up operations against the targeted areas. The Israeli artillery bombardment resulted in damaging several houses in the town of Barachit.

Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes were flying at very low altitudes in the airspace of south Lebanon, carrying out mock and provocative raids. An Israeli MK reconnaissance plane was also flying in the airspace of south Lebanon.

Meanwhile, the April Understanding Monitoring Committee held a meeting at the headquarters of UNIFIL in the Lebanese border town of al-Naqoura. The committee was to discuss four complaints, two lodged by Lebanon on damaging five houses in al-Qalila village as a result of the raid carried out by the Israeli warplanes last week and damages in another house in Arab Salim town by the Israeli artillery.

On Tuesday afternoon, the Lebanese resistance attacked the Israeli occupation and the pro-Israeli position in Sujoud inside the occupied part of south Lebanon.

The Lebanese resistance said in a statement that its men used heavy machine guns and rockets. The statement added that direct hits were achieved.