Hezbollah attacks Israeli military targets using kamikaze drones
Lebanese Shiite Muslim Hezbollah militants ride on a vehicle carrying a Fajr 5 missile during the annual parade in the southern town of Nabatiyeh on Nov. 28, 2012. (AFP Photo)
Hezbollah has attacked Israeli military targets in northern Israel, including the “Raviye” barracks, using kamikaze drones on Saturday.
Hezbollah sources reported casualties among soldiers and officers at the targeted headquarters.
Additionally, Hezbollah targeted Israeli artillery positions in the Golan Heights and a building used by Israeli soldiers in the El-Mıtılli region with missiles.
Hezbollah previously stated that the number of its members killed in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon since Oct. 8, 2023, has risen to 412.
In response, Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon have resulted in 10 deaths, including women and children and five injuries.
Israeli warplanes struck a cement plant in the industrial area of Kefur Simali, near the town of Nebatiye.
The Lebanese Health Ministry reported the airstrike killed a mother and her two children, with two critically injured.
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