Monday, 26 Oct 2026 26 Shawwal 2026 AH Beirut
📰 2 sources 3 articles · 25 Oct 2026, 10:03 → 2 hours ago

Artillery shelling on towns in southern Lebanon

Media reports citing the National News Agency said towns in southern Lebanon were subjected to artillery shelling, including Mansouri, Majdal Zoun, Wadi Salouqi and Wadi Zibqin. One report described the shelling of Mansouri as violent Israeli 155mm artillery fire, without details on casualties or damage.

📍 Where things stand: The available reports do not include details on casualties or damage after shelling that included Mansouri, Majdal Zoun, Wadi Salouqi and Wadi Zibqin.

⏱️ Timeline

  1. 25 Oct 2026, 10:03 The National News Agency reported that shelling targeted the towns of Mansouri, Majdal Zoun and Wadi Salouqi in southern Lebanon.
  2. 25 Oct 2026, 22:48 The National News Agency reported that artillery shelling targeted the town of Mansouri in Tyre district and Wadi Zibqin in southern Lebanon. In a later report, the agency described the shelling of Mansouri as violent Israeli 155mm artillery fire and said heavy shells hit Wadi Zibqin, without details on casualties or damage.
Timeline written by AI from the sources below; updated as new reports arrive.
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The National News Agency reported that artillery shelling targeted the town of Mansouri in the Tyre district and Wadi Zibqin in southern Lebanon.
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