Real Effect: Israeli warplanes violate Lebanese airspace, fire at areas near borders

Friday, January 08, 2010

Israeli warplanes violate Lebanese airspace, fire at areas near borders

Military and Security 1/7/2010 6:25:00 PM

BEIRUT, Jan 7 (KUNA) - Israeli military aircraft flew over Lebanese airspace and fired at areas near the southern borders between Israel and Lebanon, a Lebanese security source said on Thursday.
The aircraft flew for more than an hour over the northern part of the occupied Syrian Golan Heights, Shebaa Farms, and south of Mount Hermon, sources said, adding that two other planes flew over Bint Jbeil village and circled over more than one town.
On the other hand, the Lebanese army and the United Nations Interim Force in Southern Lebanon (UNIFIL) implemented joint patrols on the Lebanese borders along the Blue Line from the farms and Naqoura for five days in response to the Israeli actions. (end) ok.hs KUNA 071825 Jan 10NNNN

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