Hezbollah Again Grossly Violates Ceasefire in Lebanon - Details

Hezbollah again sent an explosive-laden drone toward an IDF unit in southern Lebanon, violating the ceasefire. The attack caused no casualties or damage. Northern Command chief Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo initially ordered the information withheld, but confirmed the incident after it appeared in the media. A similar case occurred last week when a drone struck engineering equipment near the Ali Taher ridge.

The Hezbollah group once again violated the ceasefire with the IDF in Lebanon by sending an explosive-laden drone toward soldiers in southern Lebanon. The attack caused no casualties or material damage. Northern Command chief Maj. Gen. Rafi Milo initially ordered the incident not to be publicized, but confirmed the fact after it appeared in the media. At the request of military sources, additional information about the actions of IDF units in the area is not disclosed. The IDF viewed the militants' actions as another violation of the truce. A similar case occurred not for the first time: last week Hezbollah sent a drone at the army's engineering equipment near the Ali Taher ridge; the drone struck the vehicle, but the soldiers were not injured. Earlier, Kursor reported that Israeli military began re-examining the circumstances of the explosion organized by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, after which two IDF soldiers were killed and several were seriously wounded. The investigation is checking an alternative version that could change the initial conclusions. The situation was discussed at a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz.