IDF begins strikes in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launches drones
Israeli forces began carrying out strikes in southern Lebanon on the morning of September 6 after the Hezbollah group launched two drones toward IDF troops that, according to the Israeli military, were operating in the Lebanese security zone. This was reported by The Jerusalem Post, citing the Israeli military.
Drone attack
During the drone launch, IDF servicemembers opened fire on them and shot down one of the drones. The Israeli military also said that none of its troops were injured in the attack.
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Evacuation order
Before the strikes, the IDF's Arabic-language spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Ella Waweya, published an evacuation order on social media platform X for residents of the southern Lebanese town of Arab Salim. The Jerusalem Post marked the report as developing.
