Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar reports that an Israeli UAV struck a vehicle at the village square of Tbnit in southern Lebanon, killing the driver. The target's affiliation has not been disclosed in the report.
Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Manar network reported on Monday evening that an Israeli UAV struck a vehicle at the village square in Tbnit, southern Lebanon, killing the driver. The report did not specify the driver's affiliation. This strike comes amid a series of aerial attacks on vehicles in southern Lebanon. As The Zioneer reported earlier Monday (17:00 Jerusalem), an IDF airstrike hit a vehicle in Tbnit, with Hezbollah-affiliated media reporting at least one operative killed. A subsequent report (17:41 Jerusalem) confirmed a drone strike in the area, describing it as the first drone strike since the ceasefire. The current report appears to describe a separate incident, or possibly a delayed confirmation of the earlier airstrike – the source, timing, and exact location differ. The target's affiliation remains unconfirmed. Lebanese reports earlier this week also noted drone strikes in Ma'raka and Jbaishit, reflecting continued Israeli aerial activity in southern Lebanon despite the ceasefire framework.
4 developments
- DevelopingLebanese agency reports one killed in drone strike near Tyre
- DevelopingLebanon reports: drone strikes car in Wadi al-Masila, southern Lebanon
- StrongLebanese media: Israeli drone strikes near Hazin and Tariya in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley
- StrongAl Jazeera: Israeli drone strikes hit two towns near Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon
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