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00:04Yesterday, the Israeli military launched airstrikes on Lebanon's capital, Beirut's southern city,
00:09causing tension in the Middle East to continue to rise.
00:12Lebanon's Ministry of Health pointed out that the airstrikes have killed 12 people and injured more than 60 people.
00:17Two buildings in Beirut's southern city center were also hit by the airstrikes.
00:22The U.S. military later stated that this operation was a precise strike against the Israeli government.
00:27It wiped out 10 senior leaders of the Israeli government, including the second-in-command of the Israeli government, Ajir.
00:33The Israeli government, led by Ajir, is the most powerful offensive force of the Israeli government.
00:38The people under it have been electrocuted across the border.
00:41Ajir was involved in an attack on the U.S. Embassy in Beirut in 1983,
00:47which killed 63 people.
00:49It then attacked the U.S. military camp, killing 241 U.S. soldiers.
00:54The U.S. also accused Ajir of commanding and kidnapping U.S. and German hostages in Lebanon.
00:59Therefore, in 2019, it was designated as a global terrorist and was sentenced to 7 million U.S. dollars for a long-term sentence.
01:07Regarding the attack on Lebanon, Lebanese Prime Minister Nika has criticized that
01:10the Israeli attack target is a populated residential area, and does not pay much attention to humanitarianism.
01:16Therefore, he called on the international community to put pressure on Israel.
01:20UN Secretary-General Guterres also called on all parties to maintain maximum restrictions
01:25and immediately let the tense situation calm down.
01:29The Israeli military attacked the capital of Lebanon, Beirut, yesterday.
01:33Many areas were bombed to the ground.
01:35When the local streets and buildings were destroyed, it was a mess.
01:39Even the cars parked on the side of the road were destroyed.
01:43Many ambulances came and went, sending injured people to the hospital for treatment.
01:47Let's turn to the UN Security Council.
01:49Regarding the deadly attack on Lebanese communications equipment,
01:53Lebanese Foreign Minister Bouhabi said strongly
01:56that if the UN Security Council does not condemn the attack on Israel,
01:59then the credibility of the UN Security Council will be in danger.
02:02He also warned that once the terrorist attack on communications equipment becomes commonplace,
02:06it will be ridiculed by many people.
02:08Bouhabi also took a picture of a civilian who was killed in an explosion
02:13and accused Israel of the crime.
02:28After Lebanon and Beirut were hit by the attack on communications equipment,
02:31the local people were in panic.
02:33A telecommunications engineer said that many customers were afraid
02:36that they would be carrying a time bomb,
02:38so they kept asking him for solutions.
02:56A phone operator said that after a series of explosions,
02:59their sales dropped.
03:01Many people were afraid that their phones would be monitored,
03:03so they stopped using them.
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