Iran's Permanent Mission to the UN points to Hezbollah in drone attack
Iran's Permanent Mission to the United Nations (UN) stated that the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that struck the area where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence is located was launched by Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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Iran's Permanent Mission to the UN issued a written statement regarding the incident.
In its statement regarding whether Iran had any involvement in the incident, the mission assessed that, "This action was carried out by Hezbollah in Lebanon."
The unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Lebanon struck the area in the city of Caesarea in northern Israel, where Prime Minister Netanyahu's residence is also located.
A statement from the Israeli Prime Minister's Office also confirmed that a UAV had been launched toward Netanyahu's home in Caesarea.
The statement, which claimed that neither Netanyahu nor his wife were at home during the incident and that there were no injuries, did not provide detailed information on the matter.