A drone fired warning shots at a 'Rapid' vehicle traveling on the al-Hardali road from Nabatieh toward Marjayoun (a route closed to traffic), according to reports. No casualties were reported. Lebanese southern authorities are urging residents not to approach areas the IDF has designated off-limits.
An Israeli drone fired warning shots at a vehicle approaching IDF forces in southern Lebanon on Tuesday evening, according to reports. The vehicle, described as a 'Rapid' type, was traveling on the al-Hardali road from Nabatieh toward Marjayoun — a section the IDF had declared off-limits to traffic. No casualties were reported in the incident.
Following the strike, Lebanese local authorities in southern Lebanon issued a statement urging residents to avoid approaching areas the IDF has marked as restricted, underscoring the ongoing enforcement of the buffer zone.
The Zioneer has previously covered several drone strikes on vehicles in southern Lebanon (June 20, June 16), but those incidents involved direct targeting rather than warning fire. The current event is distinct in being described as a warning shot, suggesting a lower-intensity escalation posture in that specific sector.
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