Lebanon Files Complaint over 516 ’Israeli’ Violations

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The Lebanese Foreign Ministry filed a complaint with the United Nations Security Council over "the numerous and dangerous "Israeli" violations of Lebanese sovereignty and of resolution 1701."

"The "Israeli" daily aerial, naval, and territorial violations against Lebanon, of Lebanese sovereignty and resolution 1701 have exceeded 516 since the beginning of this year," the Foreign Ministry said in its complaint.
It detailed that among these violations was the firing of twenty-one 155-millimeter artillery shells on July 11 at the outskirts of town of Kfarshouba in the South.

And on July 12, twenty-five 155-millimeter artillery shells were fired at Lebanese territories, the complaint said.
"Israeli also fired around 31 shells at the outskirts of al-Qlayleh and al-Maaliyeh villages on July 14," it added.

"The army is fulfilling its duties in this respect in coordination with UNIFIL troops and soldiers are naturally deployed in the Area of Operations to the south of the Litani River," the complaint elaborated.
On the ongoing war in Gaza, the ministry noted that the continuous "barbaric" "Israeli" assault threatens peace and security in the Middle East.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team