Two Zionist soldiers were injured today, Monday, following an explosive device blast that targeted a field command headquarters belonging to the Zionist enemy in southern Lebanon, according to Zionist media reports.

The sources conveyed that the explosive device directly targeted the forward command headquarters belonging to the deputy commander of the "Commando Brigade" in the enemy's "army". The attack resulted in material damage and direct casualties among the soldiers and guards who were in the vicinity of the targeted site.

Reports clarified that one of the two soldiers sustained highly critical injuries, described as being in "extreme danger," while the injury of the other soldier was classified as moderate. The Zionist military censorship permitted the publication of the details surrounding the incident after notifying the families of the two wounded soldiers.

Following the explosion, Zionist enemy forces deployed medical evacuation helicopters to the site under intense air cover. The wounded were subsequently evacuated by a military helicopter to the "Rambam" Hospital in the city of Haifa for treatment, given the critical nature of their health conditions.

This incident occurs amidst ongoing tension on the northern front, coinciding with continuous military operations in the border areas of southern Lebanon. It also comes at a time when international efforts aimed at reaching a ceasefire face setbacks, amid persistent disagreements regarding security arrangements on the border.