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Israeli Airstrike Hits Near Reporter Covering Lebanon Conflict.

March 19th,

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An Israeli airstrike targeting the al-Qasmiya Bridge in southern Lebanon struck near a live news report, lightly injuring a journalist and his cameraman. The incident occurred on March 19, 2026, as RT correspondent Steve Sweeney was reporting from the area when the explosion happened nearby.

Video footage captures the moment of impact, with the blast occurring close to the reporting position, forcing the crew to react amid the unfolding strike. Lebanon’s state news agency confirmed that both individuals sustained minor injuries, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists covering active conflict zones.

The strike was aimed at the al-Qasmiya Bridge in the Nabatiyeh Governorate, a key route believed to be used for logistical movement. Israeli operations in the region have intensified in recent months as part of broader efforts to disrupt Hezbollah infrastructure and supply lines.

The incident underscores the volatile nature of the Israel-Lebanon front, where ongoing cross-border clashes continue to pose risks not only to combatants but also to civilians and media personnel. As operations escalate, the safety of those reporting from the frontlines remains a growing concern.