New Delhi. After the air strikes with missiles, the Israeli army is now fighting ground and hand-to-hand combat in Lebanon. The Israeli army claims that its soldiers entered Lebanon on Monday night. However, Lebanon denied this on Tuesday. But ground fighting has been confirmed on Wednesday. Claims to have killed many Israeli soldiers in Lebanon. However, Israel has confirmed the killing of at least two of its soldiers. Earlier, Iran had fired a ballistic missile at Israel and in order not to criticize it, Israel has banned the entry of the Secretary General of the United Nations into Israel.
It is being told that ground fighting is going on between Israel and Hezbollah in the southern area of Lebanon. On Wednesday, October 2, the Israeli army reached Maroon Al Ras village within two kilometers. According to international media reports, Israeli soldiers also had an encounter with Hezbollah fighters there. In this face-to-face fight, two Israeli soldiers were killed, while 18 were injured. However, according to another report, Israel has suffered huge losses in this battle and more than a dozen of its soldiers have been killed.
It is noteworthy that Israel is fighting Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, Iran and Houthis in Yemen. On Tuesday night, Iran fired about two hundred ballistic missiles at Israel. Confirming the attack, the Israeli Defense Force said that the attack was targeted at the Mossad Headquarters, Nevatim Air Base and Tel Nof Air Base. Most of Iran’s missiles were destroyed by Israel’s defense system. After this, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting with security chiefs, in which a strategy was made to respond to Iran’s attack.
After Iran’s attack, Israel has banned United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres from coming to Israel. According to reports, Israel’s Foreign Minister said that the UN chief did not condemn Iran’s attacks, after which this decision was taken. Meanwhile, Hezbollah has claimed that its fighters have killed several Israeli soldiers with the help of an explosive device. Hezbollah carried out this attack in the Yaroun area of southern Lebanon. However, no such attack has been confirmed by Israel yet.