Israeli Air Strikes Disrupt Key Lebanon-Syria Border Crossings

Recent air strikes by Israel have rendered major border crossings between Lebanon and Syria inoperable, complicating refugee movements and aid efforts.

• Israel's air strikes have targeted the main border crossings from Lebanon to Syria, hindering the escape routes for refugees.
• Lebanon's Transport Minister confirmed that the Qaa crossing has been put out of service following Israeli strikes.
• The Masnaa crossing, the primary route between Lebanon and Syria, was previously damaged by Israeli air raids in early October.
• Human Rights Watch and the UNHCR have expressed concern over the impact of these strikes on civilian safety and humanitarian operations.
• Israeli officials state the strikes aim to prevent arms smuggling to Hezbollah, amid ongoing regional tensions.

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