JAKARTA - The Israeli military said two drones from Lebanon were detected on Friday night after the siren sounded in central Israel. No casualties were reported.

The military managed to intercept a drone because the two UAVs had been monitored since they crossed the Lebanese border.

Reported by Reuters on Saturday, October 12, one building in Herzliya was damaged, the Israeli military and police said in a separate statement.

There has been no immediate comment from Lebanese armed group Hezbollah regarding the drone strike.

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah erupted one year ago when an Iranian-backed group began launching rockets into northern Israel to support the Palestinian militant group Hamas, at the start of the Gaza war.

Mutual attacks have intensified in recent weeks, as Israel bombed southern Lebanon, the southern suburbs of Beirut, and the Bekaa Valley, killing many of Hezbollah's main leaders, and sending ground troops across the border.


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