Today, the Lebanese Shiite group "Hezbollah" announced that it had attacked with explosive drones two military sites in northern Israel, where a serviceman was seriously wounded, in response to the killing of the leader of an allied Islamist group in an Israeli strike in eastern Lebanon, AFP reported, quoted by BTA.
The pro-Iranian movement has also released a new video that claims to show objects in Israel with their coordinates, but does not say what they are. It came five days after it published photos from Israel's main port city of Haifa, taken according to "Hezbollah" with a drone, says AFP.
A source from the field of Lebanese security informed yesterday that a leader of the Lebanese Islamist faction "Jemaah Islamiya", close to the Palestinian group "Hamas", was killed in an Israeli strike on his vehicle in the Lebanese city of Hiara in the Bekaavalley. The Israeli army has confirmed that it has liquidated Ayman Ratma, caught in the act of supplying arms to "Hamas".
In a statement today "Hezbollah" said the group's fighters carried out an "airstrike with drones loaded with explosives" against Israeli barracks in Beit Hillel as a "retaliatory action against the attack of the Israeli enemy on Hiara".
The Israeli army, in turn, reported that "an enemy drone launched from Lebanon" entered northern Israel but was intercepted. It "was shot down in the Beit Hillel area without causing casualties," added the Israeli military.