Baalbek: Israeli enemy warplanes conducted a series of airstrikes in Baalbek, Lebanon, targeting several locations and causing significant destruction. According to National news agency - Lebanon correspondent, one of the strikes destroyed a house in the Ras al-Ain area of Baalbek. The correspondent further reported that the Israeli aircraft launched additional raids on the town of Al-Bazaliyeh. The aftermath of these strikes has led to ongoing rubble removal operations at a small hotel between Al-Bazaliyeh and Amhaz, which was also targeted in the attack. In a continuation of the assault, enemy warplanes struck the town of Boudai, located west of Baalbek, as well as an area on the outskirts of the city near a power station at the junction of Iaat town. The correspondent noted that one of the raids hit a two-storey building in Iaat, further contributing to the devastation in the region. The NNA correspondent reported additional airstrikes on the town of Bednayel, followed by an attack on a farm in Adous b elonging to the Awada family. These aggressive maneuvers have increased tensions and raised concerns about further escalation in the area.
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