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Explosion in southern Lebanon linked to Hezbollah drone
An explosion occurred in an Israeli military engineering vehicle in southern Lebanon. Israeli reports suggest that the attack was likely carried out by a remotely piloted explosive drone by Hezbollah, while the Israeli army is investigating the cause—whether it was an attack by Hezbollah, an explosive device, or a technical malfunction. The army announced the destruction of a subterranean Hezbollah headquarters in the village of Hadatha within the security zone, which included three rooms and a 55-meter-long corridor, and was used as a command center beneath a building factory. Additionally, the forces accidentally launched an interceptor missile during artillery shelling in the area. Israel continues to violate the ceasefire agreement with incidents such as burning homes and military infiltrations, alongside the discovery of various weaponry including shells, anti-tank missiles, and explosive devices. The region remains tense, with multiple threats and clashes reported.
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