UNIFIL: Our forces were fired upon by Israeli army inside Lebanese territory
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43% : The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) confirmed that its forces came under fire this Sunday morning from an Israeli army Merkava tank inside Lebanese territory.42% : UNIFIL said in a statement: "This morning, a Merkava tank belonging to the Israeli Defense Forces fired at UNIFIL peacekeepers near a site established by 'Israel' inside Lebanese territory," according to Lebanon's National News Agency.
37% : The mission urged the Israeli army to halt any hostile actions or attacks targeting or occurring near UN peacekeepers, who work to support efforts aimed at restoring stability -- something both "Israel" and Lebanon claim they are seeking, the statement said.
32% : UNIFIL confirmed that "fortunately, no one was hurt," and described the incident as a serious violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
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