Lebanon: "We were sitting here and, suddenly, a missile hit us"

CNN Portugal5 September 2026 at 23:25

Three people died and 23 were injured in an Israeli attack in Lebanon. The incident occurred while people were gathered, apparently in a public or residential space.

A surviving witness described the moment of the attack, saying: "We were sitting here and, suddenly, a missile hit us." The account suggests that the victims had no prior knowledge of the imminent attack.

The attack is part of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Lebanese Hezbollah. No further details were provided about the exact location of the attack or the identity of the victims.

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