Hezbollah released footage showing a first person view drone striking an Iron Dome air defense battery, underscoring what analysts describe as a growing vulnerability from small, remotely guided aircraft. These drones are operated through live video feeds and can be flown directly into targets, a tactic that has become increasingly common in modern conflicts.

Israeli officials said Hezbollah continues to launch drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, rockets and anti tank missiles toward troops and northern communities, despite a ceasefire framework that remains formally in place. The attacks have persisted alongside ongoing military tensions along the border.

Residents in northern Israel have voiced frustration over repeated warning alerts and incoming fire from Lebanon, saying the instability has disrupted daily life even as officials seek to maintain calm in the region.