Overview
- Hezbollah launched two drones toward IDF soldiers in the self-declared Security Zone in southern Lebanon early Sunday, and the IDF said troops shot down one drone with no Israeli injuries reported.
- In response the IDF carried out strikes targeting Hezbollah fighters and weapon storage sites that it said were used to plan attacks on soldiers and civilians.
- The military warned residents of the town of Arab Salim to evacuate by Telegram because operations would target a nearby Hezbollah facility.
- Lebanese authorities reported that Israeli strikes killed four people in the south and east the day before, highlighting continuing civilian harm along the frontier.
- The exchanges reopen tensions from the March outbreak that drew Lebanon into the broader war and show that the June de-escalation deals have reduced but not ended cross-border attacks.