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Hezbollah-Linked Outlet Says IDF Struck Southern Lebanon After Drone Intercepted Over Israel

From Jerusalem Post · () English

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  • The Israeli military said it intercepted a drone that crossed from Lebanon, triggering sirens in parts of northern Israel.
  • Hezbollah-run Al-Manar TV claimed the IDF struck Rumman in southern Lebanon, but the military had not corroborated the report.
  • No casualties were reported, and the IDF said it was assessing the interception.

The Israeli military intercepted a drone that crossed from Lebanon into Israel on Wednesday morning, setting off sirens in parts of northern Israel.

Hezbollah-run Al-Manar TV later claimed that the IDF struck Rumman, a village in southern Lebanon. The Israeli military had not confirmed the report at the time of publication.

No casualties were reported in connection with the drone interception. The military said it was examining the results of the operation.

The incident remained developing, with the reported strike in Lebanon still uncorroborated.

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