Key facts
- Two drones entered Israeli airspace from Lebanon and crashed in the Western Galilee.
- The Israeli military confirmed the drones were detected and neutralized.
- No injuries were reported as a result of the drone crashes.
- Sirens were activated in communities near the northern border.
- This incident is part of an increase in airspace breaches along the Israel-Lebanon border.
Two drones that infiltrated Israeli airspace from Lebanon crashed in the Western Galilee region, the Israeli military reported. Sirens were activated in communities near the northern border, including Rosh Hanikra, following the detection of the drones. The Israeli Air Force confirmed the interception of the unmanned aerial vehicles, with one being neutralized and the second likely exploding in an open area after contact was lost. No injuries were reported as a result of the incidents. This event follows a pattern of increased airspace breaches along the Israel-Lebanon frontier, with Israeli Army Radio reporting four drones crashing inside Israel over the past two days.