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STANDARD MILITARY UNVERIFIED

Israeli Drone Strike in Nabatieh Wounds Civilians and Damages Rescue Vehicle

Aug 11, 2026 03:48 AM CT Nabatieh, Lebanon Israel,Lebanon,drone strike,casualties,Hezbollah theater

Summary

Israeli forces conducted drone strikes in Nabatieh, Lebanon, resulting in two civilian casualties and damage to an ambulance belonging to the Al-Risala Association. This incident reflects the ongoing low-intensity conflict along the Israel-Lebanon border, involving Israeli military operations against targets in southern Lebanon, a primary theater for Hezbollah activity.

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Two wounded in Israeli drone attack in Lebanon Lebanon's health ministry said on Tuesday that an Israeli drone strike in the city of Nabatieh wounded two civilians. The ministry added that a second strike targeted a rescue team from the Al-Risala Association, damaging an ambulance that was transp...

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Israel AGGRESSOR

Conducted drone strikes in Nabatieh, wounding civilians and damaging rescue infrastructure.

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