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Israeli drone drops sound bomb over Hadatha in south Lebanon

The National News Agency reported that a drone dropped a sound bomb over the southern Lebanese town, amid continuing incidents in the area.

· 1 min read · language: en

An Israeli drone dropped a sound bomb over the town of Hadatha in south Lebanon, according to a correspondent for Lebanon's National News Agency (NNA).

The incident was reported as part of NNA's ongoing coverage of developments in southern Lebanon.

No further details on casualties or damage were included in the initial report.

Continuing incidents in the south

Reports of incidents involving drones and sound bombs have been periodically documented in southern Lebanon, as part of the broader situation along the Lebanon-Israel border.

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