In light of the steady escalation of Israeli military operations in Lebanon, the attacks extended to affect the capital, Beirut, and its suburbs. Today, the city witnessed an earthquake resulting from the fall of a missile, and various news and speculations spread on social media about the possibility of more than one missile falling in the Jnah area.
Preliminary information obtained from the site of the accident indicated that the missile was designed to carry paper leaflets usually used in the context of psychological warfare. It was supposed to explode in the air to distribute these leaflets on a large scale, but a technical malfunction prevented this, which led to its direct fall into a residential area.
This fall caused material damage to one of the apartments, and leaflets were scattered in the area surrounding the impact site instead of being spread by air as planned.
In addition, there were reports of another missile being launched at the same time with the aim of targeting, but local sources denied this and confirmed that it was only one missile, which was the missile that carried the aforementioned leaflets.
Once again, Israel is trying through publications that carried “a warning to the residents, called on them to wake up, and claimed that Hezbollah had turned their homes into terrorist dens.”
