Israeli drones

Israeli drones targeted the Mashaa al-Mansouri area in Tyre, Lebanon, according to Lebanese state media. Details about casualties or damage from the attack have not been reported.

Israeli detonations and demolitions of homes were reported in Tyre, Lebanon, particularly in the town of al-Mansouri. Israeli drones were also observed flying over towns and villages in the city.

Israeli drones struck the town square of Mayfadoun in Lebanon's southern Nabatieh district three times. Israeli forces also dropped a sound bomb in the border town of Haddatha, injuring four people. The attacks occurred amid ongoing Israeli bombardment of the Nabatieh governorate.

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.

In south Lebanon, Israeli drones are reported to broadcast distress sounds like crying children and ambulance sirens to lure civilians outdoors, escalating psychological warfare. Residents describe this as a daily tactic to induce fear and exhaustion, with similar methods documented in Gaza.

Al Jazeera reporter Linh Nguyen highlights Israeli drones operating over southern Lebanon, a practice critics describe as a 'digital occupation.' The term refers to Israel's alleged use of surveillance and military technology to exert control in the region.