Al-Qasr: A rocket struck the outskirts of the border town of Al-Qasr, near Syria, as a result of ongoing clashes in the Syrian town of Hawayeq, our reporter said on Thursday, adding that the Lebanese Army has deployed along the border to prevent armed infiltrations from Syrian territory.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the rocket attack comes amid escalating tensions in the region, highlighting the volatility of the Syrian conflict's spillover into neighboring countries. The Lebanese Army's deployment along the border is a precautionary measure aimed at maintaining security and preventing any potential cross-border aggression.
The clashes in Hawayeq, a town located near the Syrian-Lebanese border, have intensified recently, raising concerns about the stability of the border region. The Lebanese Army's presence is intended to serve as a deterrent against any attempts to breach the border, ensuring that the conflict does not extend further into Lebanese territory.
Local residents in Al-Qasr have expressed concerns for their safety, as the proximity of the clashes brings uncertainty and the risk of further incidents. The Lebanese authorities are closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with international partners to address the security challenges posed by the ongoing conflict in Syria.