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Live from the BBC World Service in London, I'm Rebecca Kesby.
The United nations interim force in Lebanon, known as UNIFiL, is demanding a full explanation as to why two israeli tanks drove through the gates of one of their compounds in southern Lebanon early this morning at around 430 local time.
The UN says that two israeli tanks forcibly entered the base in the Ramia area, which is about halfway along the border.
They stayed for around 45 minutes, they said, before leaving.
In a later statement, the Israeli Defense Force said that the tanks were attempting to assist injured israeli soldiers in the area and inadvertently destroyed the gates of the compound.
Well, relations between the UNIFiL and the israeli government have been strained in recent days.