The Israeli army has been on the offensive in southern Lebanon for days.U.N. forces wounded again

As Israeli forces continue their offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, damage has also occurred at U.N. peacekeeping bases in Lebanon.

According to foreign media, the Israeli Army's 205 Reserve Armored Brigade, which has been additionally deployed to Lebanon's frontline, is destroying Hezbollah facilities, including underground caves.

The Israeli military said it killed Araev Elshoga, commander of the anti-tank missile unit of Hezbollah's Radwan Special Forces, in Maysalzabal, southern Lebanon, on the 11th local time.

Sky News Arabia reported that the Israeli military's airstrike in the center of Beirut the previous day seriously injured Hezbollah's high-ranking Wafiq Safa.

U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon have been killed again during Israeli attacks.

Lebanon's state-run NNA news agency reported on the morning of the 11th that U.N. peace forces facilities, including the main gate of the base in the southern Lebanese border city of Nakura and a wait-and-see group on the road, were hit by Israeli mercaba tanks.

Two Sri Lankan soldiers were injured after two explosions occurred next to a wait-and-see group, the U.N. Peace Corps said.

He also condemned the Israeli military tanks approaching the base, saying that the bomb walls installed near the border had collapsed and that "UN peace forces stationed under UN Security Council Resolution 1701 are in serious danger."

On the previous day, two Indonesian soldiers were injured by artillery fired by Israeli tanks.U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres, who is visiting
Laos, said at a news conference that Israeli shelling at U.N. military bases was a violation of international humanitarian law.