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A bridge in southern Lebanon has been destroyed by Israeli forces, according to reports. The Qasimiyah Bridge, located in the area, was reportedly targeted by Israeli military operations.

The incident occurred in the region of south Lebanon, where tensions between Israel and Iran have been ongoing. There have been multiple reports of attacks on Iranian targets in the area, with some attributed to Israel and others to Iran or its proxies.

Details of the bridge’s destruction are not yet clear, but eyewitnesses report that it was blown up by Israeli forces. The incident has sparked concerns about the escalation of violence in the region.

The Qasimiyah Bridge is a significant infrastructure point in southern Lebanon, with potential implications for local residents and regional stability. The destruction of the bridge may have further strained relations between Israel and Iran, as well as affecting the movement of people and goods in the area.

Reports of the incident are emerging from Al Jazeera’s live coverage, which is providing updates on the situation. The incident has been confirmed by multiple sources, including eyewitnesses and local officials.

The Israeli military has not commented on the incident, while Iranian officials have also remained silent. The situation remains fluid, with further developments expected in the coming hours.

Source: Al Jazeera