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Ongoing Story· Day 68

IDF: Hezbollah Drone Alert in Northern Israel Was False Alarm

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Arab48Security

Air Raid Sirens Sound in Northern Israel Amid Drone Threat From Lebanon

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Air raid sirens activated in Israel's western Galilee on Sunday morning due to a potential drone infiltration from Lebanon. The Zarit and Shomra areas near the border were affected. The Israeli military confirmed its early warning systems detected hostile aircraft, and investigations are ongoing.

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  • Air raid sirens sounded in Israel's western Galilee on Sunday morning.
  • The alerts were triggered by a potential drone infiltration from Lebanon.
  • The Zarit and Shomra areas near the Lebanese border were affected.
  • The Israeli military confirmed its early warning systems detected hostile aircraft.
  • Details of the incident are still under investigation.
Air Raid Sirens Sound in Northern Israel Amid Drone Threat From Lebanon
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Air raid sirens sounded in the western Galilee region of Israel on Sunday morning, specifically in the Zarit and Shomra areas near the Lebanese border. The alerts were triggered by the potential infiltration of drones from Lebanon. An Israeli military spokesperson confirmed that early warning systems were activated in the two areas after detecting the approach of hostile aircraft. The spokesperson added that details regarding the incident are still under investigation.

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