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REUTERS/Stringer A view of a damaged Press vehicle at the site of an Israeli strike early on Friday morning that killed some media staff staying at a guesthouse where several other reporters were staying, Lebanese media said, in Hasbaya, Lebanon October 25, 2024.
Reuters
16:14 JST, October 25, 2024
BEIRUT (Reuters) – An Israeli strike early on Friday morning killed at least three media staff staying at a guesthouse where several other reporters were staying, Lebanese media said.
They included a cameraman and engineer working for the pro-Iranian outlet Al-Mayadeen and one cameraman working for Hezbollah’s Al-Manar. Other reporters at the scene said the bungalow where members of those specific outlets were sleeping was directly targeted.
