The Israeli military said it struck a Hezbollah cell in southern Lebanon after troops identified a drone operating near Tebnit on Saturday. The incident was reported as part of ongoing military activity along Israel's northern border.
According to the account, soldiers first detected the drone in the area, prompting the Israeli Air Force to carry out searches nearby. The military then said it located the operatives connected to the drone activity and carried out a strike.
The reported operation took place near the security zone in southern Lebanon, an area that has remained sensitive amid repeated cross-border tensions. Drone activity has become a major concern in the confrontation, with both surveillance and attack risks shaping military responses.
Further details about those targeted or the aftermath of the strike were not included in the available report. Even so, the incident points to the continuing volatility along the Israel-Lebanon front and the central role of aerial surveillance in the conflict.
