Enemy warplanes breached the sound barrier twice over Beirut and its suburbs, as well as the regions of Keserwan, Sidon, and Jezzine. The aircraft flew at a low altitude, causing loud sonic booms that were heard across these areas. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
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