An Israeli reserve soldier was killed and seven others were injured when an explosive device, reportedly planted by Hezbollah, detonated in southern Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that the incident occurred around 5 p.m. local time along the Litani River, affecting members of the 36th Division’s forward command team. The deceased was identified as Master Sergeant (Reserve) Alexander Filin, 29, from Haifa, who served at the division’s headquarters.
Among the injured were the deputy commander of the 36th Division, a battalion commander from the 556th Transport Regiment, and another reserve soldier, all in moderately serious condition. One active-duty soldier, two reserve soldiers, and a female soldier sustained minor injuries. The IDF stated that all wounded personnel were hospitalized and their families informed.
Preliminary investigations suggest the explosion was caused by a Hezbollah-planted device, though the exact circumstances remain under investigation. Following the blast, Israeli forces shelled Hezbollah infrastructure in the area.
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