Anti-Tank Missiles: Pro-Iran Lebanese and Army Base

anti-tank missiles: The exchange was most likely over he said, according to The Guardian. Hezbollah, the pro-Iran Lebanese militant group, claimed the attack. Israel's military said two or three anti-tank missiles had been fired from southern Lebanon toward an army base and a military ambulance but had caused no deaths or injuries.. Lt Col Jonathan Conricus, an army spokesman, also said Israel had fired back with approximately 100 artillery shells and that attack helicopters had also struck the area. It said its fighters had destroyed an Israeli army vehicle near the frontier in the same area. It was not immediately clear if there had been casualties on the Lebanese side. It said it had killed and wounded people inside, contradicting Israeli claims. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.