Earthquake recorded after Israeli demolition of Lebanon's infrastructure

Earthquake recorded after Israeli demolition of Lebanon's infrastructure A 4.1-magnitude earthquake was registered in southern Lebanon, the United States Geological Survey said, after massive explosions were reported in southern Lebanon amid Israeli attacks. Israel said it was destroying Hezbollah infrastructure. AFP journalists reported a huge explosion that caused tremors.

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