Israel announces: Explosive-laden drone from Syria crashes in Golan Heights
Israel Army Radio has announced that an explosive-laden unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) coming from Syria has crashed in the Golan Heights.
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According to a report by Israel Army Radio, for the first time since the start of the war on the Gaza Strip, an explosive-laden drone coming from Syria has crashed in the southern Golan Heights.
The report stated that the crash of the drone caused damage to a building, but there were no injuries.
A report by the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, citing the Regional Council in the Golan Heights, also stated that Israeli military forces had found an explosive-laden drone that had crashed in the southern Golan Heights.
In a report by the Israeli newspaper The Jerusalem Post on December 26, citing defense officials, it was stated that Israel was expecting a response from the northern front to the killing of Razi Mousavi, a commander of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in Syria.