Dagaalka Soomaaliya: Ciidamada Iiraanisku Weynayaan Dagaalada Bariga Soomaaliya
Beirut, 20-kii September (QNA) – Ciidamada Iiraanisku waxay sii wadeen dagaalkooda bariga Soomaaliya Axaddii, iyagoo fuliyay qaraxyo iyo dagaalada ku dhaca meelo badan. Xafiiska Wararka Qaranka Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in ciidamadu ay dagaal ku qaadeen dhinaca Zawtar Al-Sharqiyah iyo Mayfadoun, sidoo kale ay weerar ku qaadeen magaalada Aita Al-Jabal ee gobolka Bint Jbeil.
Qaraxyada iyo Dagaalada Bariga Soomaaliya
Ciidamada Iiraanisku waxay fuliyeen qaraxyo badan magaalada Majdal Zoun, iyagoo sidoo kale sameeyay howlgal dagaal oo ku saabsan meeshaas. Qaraxyadan waxay ku dhaceen meelo badan oo bariga Soomaaliya ka mid ah, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadeen dagaalkooda.
Sidoo kale, ciidamadu waxay dagaal ku qaadeen Wadi Al-Salouqi iyo Wadi Al-Hujeir, iyagoo fuliyay qaraxyo badan Al-Mansouri iyo dhinaca Beit Al-Sayyad. Qaraxyadan waxay ku dhaceen meelo badan oo bariga Soomaaliya ka mid ah, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadeen dagaalkooda.
Dhaawaca iyo Qaraxyada Bariga Soomaaliya
Qaraxyo aan la aqoonin oo ka dhacay magaalada Debaal ee gobolka Tyre ayaa dhaawacay carruur, iyadoo qaraxyadan ay ka dhaceen meelaha bariga Soomaaliya. Qaraxyadan waxay ku dhaceen meelo badan oo bariga Soomaaliya ka mid ah, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadeen dagaalkooda.
Ciidamada Iiraanisku waxay fuliyeen dagaal badan bariga Soomaaliya, iyagoo qaraxyo ku dhaca meelo badan oo bariga Soomaaliya ka mid ah. Qaraxyadan waxay ku dhaceen meelo badan oo bariga Soomaaliya ka mid ah, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadeen dagaalkooda.
Heshiiska Qaramada Midoobay iyo Dagaalka Bariga Soomaaliya
Soomaaliya iyo Iiraanisku waxay heshiis ku wada galeen 26-kii June, kaas oo bixiya arrimo amniga ah oo ay ku jiraan in ciidamada Soomaaliya ay sii wadaan dagaalkooda bariga Soomaaliya. Heshiiskan waxaa lagu wada galey 26-kii June, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadaan dagaalkooda bariga Soomaaliya.
Heshiiskan waxaa lagu wada galey 26-kii June, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadaan dagaalkooda bariga Soomaaliya. Heshiiskan waxaa lagu wada galey 26-kii June, iyadoo ciidamadu ay sii wadaan dagaalkooda bariga Soomaaliya.
Israeli forces resumed widespread artillery strikes across southern Lebanon on Sunday, September 20, 2026, hitting multiple towns and valleys in the region. The attacks came despite a US-brokered framework agreement signed in June that was meant to reduce hostilities and begin the gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops.
Shelling Targets Multiple Southern Towns
Israeli forces launched artillery shelling on the outskirts of Zawtar Al-Sharqiyah toward Mayfadoun and targeted the town of Aita Al-Jabal in the Bint Jbeil district on Sunday. Lebanon's National News Agency reported the strikes as part of a broader pattern of violence across the southern front.
In Majdal Zoun, a series of hostile explosions rocked the town, accompanied by a combing operation in the area. Earlier in the day, forces shelled Wadi Al-Salouqi and Wadi Al-Hujeir, while explosions continued since midnight in Al-Mansouri and on the outskirts of Beit Al-Sayyad.
Civilian Casualty and Unexploded Ordnance
A child was injured when an unidentified object left behind by the war exploded in the town of Debaal in the Tyre district. The incident highlights the ongoing danger posed by unexploded ordnance in areas that have seen years of conflict.
The attack on Debaal underscores the human cost of the continued military operations in southern Lebanon, even as diplomatic efforts to establish lasting peace persist.
Framework Agreement Implementation Remains Stalled
Lebanon and the Israeli entity signed a US-brokered framework agreement on June 26, providing security arrangements that include the gradual deployment of the Lebanese army and the withdrawal of Israeli forces, alongside measures related to reconstruction and economic recovery.
However, the implementation of the framework agreement's provisions continue to face obstacles, raising questions about the future of the peace process and the security situation in southern Lebanon.
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