BEIRUT: An Israeli drone crashed into the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon but didn’t cause any casualties, the force said in a statement Wednesday. The force, known as UNIFIL, said that by flying drones over Lebanon Israel was violating a UN Security Council resolution that helped end the 14-month Israel-Hezbollah war. Resolution 1701, which was first approved in 2006 to end a previous round of fighting, calls for both sides to respect the other’s airspace.
UN peacekeepers say Israeli drone crashed into their headquarters without inflicting casualties
UNIFIL said that its explosive ordnance disposal experts secured and neutralized the drone immediately
UNIFIL said the Israeli military “subsequently confirmed the drone belonged to them”
September 24, 2025 15:41
BEIRUT: An Israeli drone crashed into the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon but didn’t cause any casualties, the force said in a statement Wednesday.
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