Four UN peacekeepers were injured when an Israeli tank shell hit their position in south Lebanon on Monday.
Milos Strugar, spokesman of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), said in a statement that four Ghanaian soldiers in the position near the southern Lebanese village of Rmeish were wounded by the Israeli tank shell.
The four had been evacuated to a UNIFIL hospital at a nearby town, according to the statement.
On Sunday, an Italian UN observer was wounded by Lebanese Hezbollah guerillas' fire during clashes against Israeli forces in the southern Lebanese border village of Maroun al-Ras.
Created in 1978 and deployed in south Lebanon since then, UNIFIL has been committed to confirming the Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, restoring the international peace and security and helping the Lebanese government restore its effective authority in the area.