Lebanese individuals displaced by the conflict in southern Lebanon are purchasing satellite images to determine the status of their homes. Residents of Yaroun, a town affected by the conflict, have reported damage to a convent, which they claim was destroyed. Israel has denied targeting the convent, referencing a different building in their defense. Due to their inability to return home, these residents are relying on satellite and other imagery to document the destruction from a distance.
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Lebanese Displaced by Conflict Use Satellite Imagery to Assess Damage to Homes
Lebanese displaced by the ongoing conflict are using satellite imagery to check on their homes. Residents of Yaroun report damage to local structures, while Israel denies responsibility for the destruction.
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