Photo taken at the site where the unexploded missile was found in North Lebanon, (Credit: photo sent by our correspondent Michel Hallak.)
An unexploded missile has landed in North Lebanon's Zgharta district, according to residents and security sources, reported our correspondent, Michel Hallak.
The missile was discovered Friday evening a little after 11:00 p.m. between Miriata and Terbol.
It remains unclear whether the missile is a Syrian interceptor or an Israeli projectile, pending an official statement from the army. The incident coincided with an Israeli strike on the al-Shayrat airbase in Syria's Homs province.
The Lebanese Army has established a security cordon at the site.
A military spokesperson contacted by L'Orient-Le Jour on Friday could not provide additional details about the missile. The device is expected to be dismantled soon to determine its origin.
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