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Beirut – July 7: Ten people, including a child, were injured as a result of two airstrikes conducted by Israeli warplanes in southern Lebanon.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that the first airstrike targeted the “Borg Rahal” area in the Tyre district, injuring nine individuals. The second airstrike hit the town of Zahrani in the Sidon district, resulting in a child suffering severe injuries that required admission to intensive care.
In a related incident, an Israeli military force advanced late at night into the vicinity of the Aita al-Shaab municipality and established a presence in the area.
A ceasefire agreement in Lebanon came into effect on November 27 of last year, stipulating the withdrawal of Israeli forces from border villages and towns in southern Lebanon within 60 days. Subsequently, the Lebanese government extended this deadline to February 18 of this year; however, Israeli forces remain at five locations and continue their violations.
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The recent escalation in regional tensions poses both risks and opportunities for businesses in Oman. Companies should be vigilant about potential disruptions to trade flows while also considering the increased demand for security and defense solutions. Smart investors and entrepreneurs should explore sectors such as healthcare and logistics, which may see heightened relevance in the current environment.
Source: Oman News
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