The leadership of Shiite "Hezbollah" has stated that his armed forces are not involved in launching missiles to Israel. This is stated in the statement of the representative of the organization published in Telegram.
"Hezbollah" confirms its loyalty to the ceasefire and denies any connection with the incident, the text says. "These missiles are suspicious, because they are created for the continuous aggression of Israel against Lebanon."
Earlier, Israeli army spokesman Erdin Arabic said two Lebanese missiles were launched in the direction of settlements in the north of Israel. He noted that one projectile was caught, and the second fell on the Lebanese territory.
On March 22, five Lebanese missiles were fired in the direction of Israel's metallain. In response, the Israeli Air Force had dropped at least 80 strokes in the southern and eastern regions of Lebanon. According to the Ministry of Health of the Republic, 7 people were killed and 40 others were wounded.
