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Lebanese soldiers wounded in grenade attack
Published: October 12, 2008
A soldier stands on a hill overlooking the Lebanese border town of Majdel-Anjar in 2005. A Lebanese army officer and a soldier were wounded when a suspect they were tracking hurled grenades at them in Majdel-Anjar. (AFP Patrick Baz)

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MAJDEL ANJAR, Lebanon (AFP) A Lebanese army officer and a soldier were wounded when a suspect they were tracking hurled four hand grenades at them, a military official said on Sunday.

The incident took place in the Bekaa Valley town of Majdel-Anjar in eastern Lebanon, said the official who did not indicate why the suspect was wanted by the authorities.

The suspect threw four hand grenades at troops who raided his hide-out and managed to flee, the official said.

A hospital official said that the officer was hit in the head while the soldier sustained a leg injury. They were both in stable condition.

© 2008 Agence France-Presse

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