Hezbollah drone hits Israeli tank in Tybe
Hezbollah's military media has published video footage showing a kamikaze drone operation targeting an Israeli Merkava tank in the town of Taybeh in southern Lebanon. The group stated the strike successfully hit the tank, though Israeli military confirmation remains pending. This attack adds to a series of cross-border strikes that have continued despite a fragile U.S.-brokered 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. The footage shows the drone approaching and striking the tank in what appears to be a precision attack.
The message specifies the target was a Namer APC (not a Merkava tank) and confirms the operation occurred on April 1, though it was not previously announced.
New video has been released of the strike, and the group provided additional technical details on the drone's possible warhead type.
New footage confirms the strike on the Namer APC in Taybeh, with the group specifying the possible use of a PG-7 variant RPG warhead on the drone.
The incoming message provides video footage of the operation, confirming the earlier report.
Hezbollah has released new video footage of the strike, confirming the target as a Merkava tank.
New video footage has been published showing the kamikaze drone operation in detail.
