Russian soldier aboard an Il-76 cargo aircraft is seen sitting atop a FAB-3000 bomb as it’s transported to an airbase, where it will be fitted with a UMPK glide kit.

#BREAKING UNIFIL:

Two Israeli tanks entered one of our positions "by force" in southern Lebanon.

Israeli military tanks destroyed the main gate of the site and entered by force at dawn today.

We have requested clarification from the Israeli army regarding these "shocking violations".

U.S. officials now confirm this report.

#BREAKING Hezbollah kamikaze UAV strike hits IDF base in Haifa.

3 Israeli soldiers were killed, 24 injured, including 9 in critical condition.

Hezbollah UAVs bypassed Israeli air defence, no sirens were heard.

Israeli military source:

Hezbollah succeeded in deceiving the air defense systems and launched a barrage of rockets to cover the UAV attack.

Hezbollah warns residents of settlements in northern Israel not to be near Israeli military gatherings until further notice.

Interesting: Israeli sources say Hezbollah UAV fired a missile before exploding.

Likely this UAV, armed with two S5 missiles.

The number of injured Israeli soldiers jump to 67.

Hezbollah UAV strike hit dining hall at IDF base in Haifa.

That’s the main reason for high casualties.

Aftermath of Hezbollah UAV strike on IDF base in Haifa, filmed by Israeli soldiers.

Jerusalem Post:

The UAV was sent from Lebanon under the cover of a Hezbollah rocket barrage.

Three UAVs were launched toward Israel, with two shot down, but one of the UAVs penetrated deep into Israel, crashing in the Binyamina area. No warning sirens were activated.

Important: It appears that Israel (IDF) used chemical weapons against UNIFIL (UN peacekeepers) forces in Lebanon.

Hezbollah reportedly used Mirsad-1 UAVs against IDF base in Haifa tonight.

— It is capable of carrying up to 40 kilograms of explosives, has a top speed of 370 kilometers per hour, and an operational range of 120 kilometers.

— The UAVs managed to breach Israeli air defenses, which has led to scrutiny regarding the effectiveness of these systems against low-flying UAVs.

— Hezbollah first deployed the Mirsad-1 in 2004, with notable incursions into Israeli airspace occurring in November 2004 and April 2005.