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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Israeli Drone Strike Hits Nabatiyeh Village in Southern Lebanon, Reports of Casualties

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

An Israeli drone strike targeted Nabatiyeh Al-Fouqa village in southern Lebanon, causing reported casualties according to Lebanese sources.

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  • Israeli drone struck Nabatiyeh Al-Fouqa village in southern Lebanon.
  • The village lies near the Ali Al-Taher ridge in Nabatiyeh district.
  • Lebanese sources report casualties from the attack.
  • The strike was carried out by an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle.
  • No detailed casualty figures have been released yet.
Israeli Drone Strike Hits Nabatiyeh Village in Southern Lebanon, Reports of Casualties
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Lebanese sources report casualties following an Israeli drone strike in the village of Nabatiyeh Al-Fouqa, located at the foot of the Ali Al-Taher ridge in the Nabatiyeh district of southern Lebanon. The attack involved an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operated by Israel. Details about the number and severity of casualties have not yet been disclosed.

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