Civilian injured in Israel by anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon

The Israeli Air Force said Wednesday that a civilian has been injured in its territory by an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon.

"A short time ago, terrorists launched an anti-tank missile from Lebanese territory towards a dead area, as a result of which a civilian was injured by the shot," it said in a post on X.

"In addition, several other launches from Lebanese territory towards Israeli territory were detected," the Israeli Air Force added. "Combat helicopters of the Air Force attacked, together with artillery fire and tanks, the sources of the fire."

Israel's military has been engaging in repeated border skirmishes with the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah since the war against Hamas began on Oct. 7.