The UN peacekeeping agency in southern Lebanon says four of its troops were injured when a rocket hit a base, one of three separate incidents in which its troops and bases came under fire on Tuesday.
Four Ghanaian peacekeepers were injured, with three requiring hospital treatment after a rocket struck a base in the east of the village of Ramyah near the border with Israel, the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) said.
The severity of their injuries is unknown.
Unifil also said a base in Shama was damaged by rocket fire with "non-state actors within Lebanon" most likely responsible.