Hezbollah targets military base and settlements in northern Israel
Hezbollah announced that it targeted a military base and 5 settlements in northern Israel, and that it intercepted 2 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) belonging to the Israeli army.
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In a statement issued by Hezbollah, it was stated that the Shraga military base, located north of the city of Acre in northern Israel, and the artillery unit in the Neve Ziv settlement were targeted with a large number of missiles.
It was noted that two military units in the Shomera and Zarit settlements in northern Israel, as well as the settlements of Kfar Blum, Kfar Yuval, and Dishon, were struck with missiles.
The statement, which mentioned that two Hermes 450-type UAVs were intercepted, reported that the UAVs were forced to leave Lebanese airspace.
According to a report by Israel's Channel 12, a missile fired from Lebanon struck a building in the Western Galilee region.
No information was provided regarding any loss of life or injuries.
Haaretz also reported that a UAV sent from Lebanon fell in an open area near Nahariya, and that no injuries occurred.