Hezbollah Claims to Use Drones to Strike Israeli Military Vehicles in Southern Lebanon
The Lebanese Hezbollah announced on the 13th local time that it was responsible for two drone attacks on Israeli military vehicles in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah stated that at 7 a.m. that day, it attacked an Israeli military vehicle on the riverbed in the outskirts of the Nabatiyeh area. Thirty minutes later, it attacked a second Israeli military vehicle on Mount Salat in the Marjayoun area. Hezbollah stated that the attacks were launched in response to Israel's violations of the ceasefire agreement and were part of its "legitimate right to resist occupation and liberate land." (Reporter from the Central Station, Yang Yuan)
Hezbollah conducted drone strikes on two Israeli military vehicles in southern Lebanon on October 13. The first strike targeted a vehicle in the Nabatiyeh area at 7 AM, followed by a second strike on Mount Salha 30 minutes later. Hezbollah stated these actions were in response to Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement and part of their resistance against occupation.
- Hezbollah claimed responsibility for drone strikes on Israeli military vehicles.
- The first strike occurred at 7 AM in the Nabatiyeh area.
- A second strike followed 30 minutes later on Mount Salha.
- The attacks were described as a response to Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement.
- Hezbollah stated the strikes are part of their legitimate right to resist occupation.