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Phosphorus shells land near farmers in Tyre district, Lebanese media says

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Lebanese state media reported that three phosphorus shells landed near farmers in the Mansouri area of the Tyre district on Tuesday, causing no injuries as the farmers fled. The report comes amid continued Israeli strikes on towns in the Tyre and Nabatieh districts, including a drone strike that wounded one person on the Kfar Dajjal-Nabatieh road.
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Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency reported on Tuesday that three phosphorus shells landed near farmers harvesting watermelons in the Mansouri junction area of the Tyre district in southern Lebanon. The farmers fled the area immediately and no injuries were reported, according to the agency.

Phosphorus shells land near farmers in Tyre district, Lebanese media says
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