U.N. Soldier Injured in Lebanon Shelling
Associated Press
TYRE, Lebanon —
Israeli-backed Christian militia members of the South Lebanon Army shelled a U.N.-policed village in southern Lebanon on Monday, wounding a U.N. peacekeeper, three Lebanese women and a boy.
The name of the member of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon was not released.
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