Hezbollah released video footage from a missile's seeker, showing it striking and downing an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle valued at 10 million USD over Lebanese airspace.
Hezbollah's television channel reported that the group has received two US-backed ceasefire proposals with Israel and is discussing president Trump's plan.
Israel controls the Beaufort fortress in southern Lebanon, where it withdrew its troops in 2000, ending an 18-year military presence in the neighboring country.
Israel's prime minister announced that infantry units have crossed the Litani River in southern Lebanon, attacking strongholds controlled by Hezbollah.
Hezbollah released a video showing an fpv drone attack on the headquarters of Israel's 401st armored brigade in southern Lebanon, severely injuring the brigade commander.
Hezbollah forces deployed first-person view (FPV) drones, seemingly fiber-optic controlled, to attack launchers belonging to Israel's iron dome system.
Hezbollah announced missile and unmanned aerial vehicle launches into two bases on Israeli territory, marking its first public confirmation of such actions since the ceasefire.
Hezbollah states it has sent reinforcements and weapons to southern Lebanon, declaring readiness for prolonged conflict amid ongoing hostilities with Israel.
The Israeli military confirmed an artillery position was attacked by a Hezbollah drone, causing a military vehicle to catch fire and injuring 12 soldiers.
The Israel Defense Forces are testing protective nets for military vehicles after facing criticism for not having adequate measures against Hezbollah's drone attacks.
