Israeli drone crashed in Lebanon, near Syrian border - Breaking The News

Israeli drone crashed in Lebanon, near Syrian border

25 August

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An Israeli drone crashed in Lebanon's Akkar province, close to the Syrian border, early Sunday morning, Al Wataniya news agency reported.

The drone went down near the town of Ain Tanta and Lebanese military forces arrived at the site and dismantled the drone.

This comes after the Israeli army confirmed airstrikes targeting Hezbollah facilities in Lebanon, reportedly in response to Hezbollah's preparations for a missile attack on Israel.

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