Three people were killed in southern Lebanon today by two strikes of Israeli unmanned aircraft, the country’s health ministry said.

In its statement, the ministry says the first blow, attributed to the “Israeli enemy”, was targeted by a car in Kunin. A man was killed and a second was injured.

The Israeli army has confirmed that it had taken over this operation, arguing that it “hit and kill the terrorist Hasan Muhammad Hamudi in the Kunin sector.” According to this source, Hamudi was “in charge of Hezbollah’s anti -tank missiles in the Bid Jibale area” and led “many anti -tank missiles attacks against Israeli territory” during the war with the Shiite.

The ministry also spoke of a second strike -targeting a motorbike in the Mahrouna community, which resulted in two people – including one woman – and injuring a third.

Despite the ceasefire, Israel often bombers Lebanon, especially the southern regions. Under the agreement reached last November to end hostilities, Hezbollah withdrew its forces and dismantled all its military infrastructure to the south of the Litani River, 30 kilometers from the border with Israel. The Israeli forces should be completely withdrawn from Lebanon, but remain in five positions that consider them strategic importance.

On Friday, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said a woman was killed and many other people were injured by Israeli bombings in southern Lebanon. One street hit an apartment in Nabatiya while, according to the Lebanese Ani agency, Israeli Air Force bombed the surrounding forest area. Israeli Army spokesman Avisai Andrae argued that “no political building was targeted” but “a space used by the Hezbollah terrorist organization” in the Beaufort area. The building where the woman was killed was struck by a rocket stored in this area, which was launched and exploded after the Israeli blow, according to the army.