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Israeli Drone Strike Kills Two Lebanese Teens in Southern Lebanon

Two 17-year-old civilians, identified as Hussein Shakroun and Ahmad Roumani, were killed yesterday in the southern Lebanese town of Kfar Roumine when an Israeli drone attacked the vehicle on which they were riding. The attack happened on Sunday, but the bodies weren’t able to be recovered until Monday. Details are still emerging on the incident […]
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