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A reporter for Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar TV and a cameraman were wounded on Sunday night when a second Israeli strike hit near where they were covering an earlier strike in Nabatieh in southern Lebanon.
The reporter was reporting live near Husseiniyeh in central Nabatieh around 8 p.m. when the second strike hit nearby, according to information provided to The Associated Press by Al-Manar TV. The reporter sustained shrapnel wounds to his leg and arm. The cameraman was also wounded. The two were in stable condition and undergoing surgery, the station said.
A reporter for Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar TV and a cameraman were wounded on Sunday night when a second Israeli strike hit near where they were covering an earlier strike in Nabatieh in southern Lebanon.
The reporter was reporting live near Husseiniyeh in central Nabatieh around 8 p.m. when the second strike hit nearby, according to information provided to The Associated Press by Al-Manar TV. The reporter sustained shrapnel wounds to his leg and arm. The cameraman was also wounded. The two were in stable condition and undergoing surgery, the station said.