Syrian TV: Series of explosions were heard in the southern countryside of Quneitera.

Odd situation as no one claimed it's an attack yet on either sides.

Update: IDF struck SAA positions.

Allegedly the sites were empty (no personnel)

Update #2: New info claim that the sound was from the occupied Golan Heights and not Syria.

Will stop updating till official news are released.

SANA

The explosions are from inside the occupied lands, no hostility.

By: @allushiii_new

Intense IDF AF activity over southern Lebanon.

It started about 10:30 ish am.

One year has passed since the discovery of the arrival of corrupted rockets to the army, and the judiciary has not yet opened any investigation into the case.

The army was supposed to buy 2017 Russian made 122 mm Grads, but got 1982 useless ones.

https://al-akhbar.com/Politics/297405/

Not the first missile deal with corruption. One of the early cases is the Crotale missile deal, that was exposed in 1972.

The commander of the army, Emile Boustany, got paid $10 million
commission for purchasing it.

Lebanon did not receive even one missile and the commander of the Army left to Syria.

At the time, Lebanon was deprived of the most powerful air defense system in the Middle East after the purchase of Mirage planes. We bought the Mirage in 1968.

The Mirage was one of the newest aircrafts on the basis that we (Lebanon) were part of the Arab detterence system, and an advanced radar was established in Sannine.

However, Israel destroyed it later as we did not have any deterrent missiles.

By: @booklebanon

The IDF is back at using civilians as human shields by sending soldiers in civilian clothes and civilian cars on its military roads.

IDF knows Hezbullah won't target civilians, and thus the IDF is resorting to this. This is the second time.

The government tends to reduce gasoline subsidies to 60%, which means raising the price of gasoline to 45,000 Lebanese pounds, according to what is being discussed now.

300,000 seasonal flu vaccines have arrived in Lebanon today.

Al-Qard Al-Hassan Foundation is a licensed institution in the Lebanese state, and it is the only banking institution that dealt with credibility and honor with the Lebanese people, and it preserved people's deposits in dollars in light of the political crisis.