IDF confirms explosive that wounded five Lebanese soldiers was from Hezbollah, not Israeli strike

The IDF confirmed on Sunday that an explosive device, which wounded five Lebanese soldiers in southern Lebanon, was deployed by Hezbollah terrorists. The military stated the explosive belonged to Hezbollah, refuting initial claims that Israel was responsible. The incident occurred in the Kfara area, where no Israeli soldiers were present. The Lebanese Armed Forces initially reported five soldiers were lightly wounded by a "hostile Israeli strike" in the Kafr Kila area but later retracted this, stating the incident was caused by a "suspicious object."