One IDF Soldier Severely Injured, Three Lightly Injured by Explosive Drone in Southern Lebanon
The military said the wounded troops were evacuated for treatment as Hezbollah continued drone and rocket attacks despite ceasefire understandings.
- On Saturday, explosive drones detonated in the Shlomi area near the Lebanese border, seriously wounding one reserve Israel Defense Forces soldier and moderately injuring an officer and another reserve soldier.
- Throughout the week, Hezbollah launched explosive drones at Israeli troops, including Friday attacks that wounded four soldiers and Wednesday incidents involving two others, continuing despite a temporary ceasefire agreement.
- Over the previous 24 hours, Israeli forces struck more than 85 Hezbollah targets across Lebanon, including weapons storage sites and launch positions in the Bekaa Valley and southern regions.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hezbollah of "essentially disintegrating" the temporary ceasefire through persistent attacks, prompting the military to continue airstrikes against the group's infrastructure.
- Security officials stated Israel is not constrained in Lebanon and remains prepared to take significant steps against Hezbollah if operational opportunities arise, prioritizing defense of northern communities.
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12 martyred in Israeli strikes in Lebanon, 3 Israeli troops wounded
LEBANON - At least 12 people were martyred in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon on Saturday, as the Israeli military said that three of its army reservists were wounded by Hezbollah explosive drones on Saturday.
3 IDF Reservists Injured By Explosive Drones On Shabbos
The IDF spokesperson announced on Motzei Shabbos that an IDF reserve soldier was seriously wounded, and a reserve officer and another reserve soldier were moderately wounded after an explosive drone launched by Hezbollah exploded in the Shlomi area of northern Israel. In additional incidents over Shabbos, Hezbollah launched several explosive drones toward Israeli forces operating […]
The Shiite militia uses low-cost, remote-controlled quadricopters to harass Israeli soldiers in the area of occupation that their army has delimited in southern Lebanon. At a week of negotiations between the two countries, the conditions for a war of wear and tear are met.
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