One of two Hezbollah attack drones struck an Israeli military zone in the Western Galilee near the Lebanon border this morning, triggering air raid sirens in multiple northern communities, according to the IDF. The military said no injuries were reported and the incident is under investigation.
One of two Hezbollah attack drones struck an Israeli military position in the Western Galilee near the Lebanon border this morning at approximately 10:30 Jerusalem time, the IDF confirmed. Air raid sirens were activated in multiple northern communities as the drones entered Israeli airspace. The military stated that no injuries were reported and the incident remains under investigation. Video footage circulating on social media shows the moment one UAV impacts the military zone.
Initial reports of the incident emerged around 08:38 Jerusalem, when The Zioneer reported the IDF confirming two suspected drones hitting an open military zone with no casualties. By 08:38, further reporting—corroborated by Abu Ali Express—provided footage showing one drone falling in Israeli territory, without specifying a target. Minutes later, at 08:38, video confirmed the drone struck an IDF position in the Western Galilee. At 08:50, The Zioneer cited the circulating footage with no official confirmation. The current update, at 10:30, formalizes IDF confirmation of no injuries, capping a rapid morning timeline.
The incident follows a sustained pattern of Hezbollah drone penetrations into Israeli territory. As The Zioneer reported on June 13, a Hezbollah drone exploded in Israeli territory near the border without casualties, and another was intercepted over the Galilee Panhandle on the same day. On June 10, a drone was intercepted near troops in southern Lebanon.
What remains unconfirmed is the fate of the second drone—no official details on its interception or impact have been provided. The IDF has not released a damage assessment for the struck position, and the investigation is ongoing.
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