
Hezbollah Explosive Drones Wound Four IDF Soldiers Near Lebanon Border, IDF Says
Key Takeaways
- Hezbollah explosive drones attacked Israeli positions near Lebanon border, wounding several IDF soldiers.
- One IDF soldier seriously wounded in the drone attack.
- Other wounded IDF personnel reported as moderately injured by drones.
Drones hit IDF near border
Hezbollah launched explosive drones toward Israeli and IDF positions near the Lebanese border on Friday, wounding four IDF soldiers, including one seriously and three moderately, according to the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit and the Media Line.
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The Media Line said the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit called it “another violation of the ceasefire understandings by the terrorist organization,” as soldiers were evacuated for medical treatment and their families were notified.

World Israel News reported that three IDF soldiers were wounded, including one seriously and two moderately, after Hezbollah launched explosive drones and additional projectiles toward Israeli and IDF positions near the Lebanese border.
World Israel News added that two soldiers were injured when an explosive drone fell inside Israeli territory near the border with Lebanon, while another incident earlier in the day left one soldier moderately wounded after a drone detonated near IDF troops operating in southern Lebanon.
Sirens, rockets, and school drone
ynetnews said rocket sirens sounded across northern Israel on Friday afternoon as Hezbollah launched a rocket barrage toward the western Galilee, with warnings issued from the Nahariya area south toward Acre and the northern Haifa Bay suburbs.
ynetnews reported that the Magen David Adom rescue service said there were no reports of physical injuries, while it also said a home in a kibbutz in the Mateh Asher Regional Council was damaged.

In parallel, the Media Line described an unmanned aerial vehicle discovered on the roof of a school in Nahariya, where officers and bomb disposal teams arrived, evacuated the school, and began efforts to neutralize and remove the drone, with no injuries reported.
The Media Line also said the IDF had canceled several civilian events in northern Israel after an assessment that Hezbollah could launch rockets toward Israel in response to the killing of Ahmed Ghaleb Balout, commander of the group’s Radwan Force, in Beirut the previous day.
Ceasefire strain and next steps
The Media Line said the IDF was canceling civilian events in northern Israel after an assessment that Hezbollah could launch rockets toward Israel following the killing of Ahmed Ghaleb Balout in Beirut the previous day.
“Hezbollah Drones Wound 4 IDF Soldiers, One Seriously Four Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers were wounded Friday, including one seriously and three moderately, in separate attacks involving explosive drones launched by Hezbollah”
Al-Manar TV Lebanon said Israeli media reported a Hezbollah drone found on the roof of a school in Nahariya, continuing a pattern of drone-related incidents described across the northern front.
In a separate development, the القدس العربي reported that Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stressed his country’s commitment to a comprehensive and complete stop to fire and military operations to launch negotiations with Israel.
The القدس العربي also quoted Aoun saying, “There must be pressure on Israel to prevent it from blowing up homes and bulldozing in the villages it occupies in the south,” as it described his call for ceasefire and negotiations covering redeploying the army to the international border, the release of Lebanese prisoners, and the return of the displaced.
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