IDF shoots down Hezbollah drone in southern Lebanon – report
The report noted that the drone was equipped with a camera but was unarmed.
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The IDF shot down an unarmed Hezbollah drone equipped with a camera in southern Lebanon on Sunday, according to an Army Radio report. The drone was observed gathering intelligence on IDF soldiers in the Ali Taher Ridge area.
- Separately, the Israeli government is reportedly considering a total ban on drone use in Israeli airspace, including for civilian purposes.
- This consideration stems from growing fears of Hezbollah and Iranian attacks, as well as a lack of effective counter-drone technologies.
- The Security Cabinet recently discussed the issue, sharing the defense establishment's opinion with Knesset ministers.
A final decision on the potential ban is pending.
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