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In south Lebanon, Israeli drones use the sound of crying children to lure civilians
In south Lebanon, Israeli drones have been broadcasting sounds such as crying children, ambulance sirens, Quran recitations, and a woman's voice to lure civilians, according to a paramedic in the village of Habboush. These incidents are described as part of a recurring pattern affecting residents in southern villages.
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