Two Hezbollah drones launched from Lebanon entered Israeli airspace Sunday morning, exploding in the Western Galilee's Shlomi area without casualties.
Jerusalem, 14 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Two aerial drones launched from Lebanon entered Israeli airspace on Sunday morning and exploded in the Shlomi area of the Western Galilee, the Israel Defense Forces said.
According to the IDF, both landed in a military area near the border, not a civilian community, and no injuries were reported. The military is investigating the incident.
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