'Israeli' drone targets car in south Lebanon

A Lebanese news agency reported today (Saturday) that an 'Israeli' drone targeted a car in the town of Kharoum, located in the Sidon district of southern Lebanon.

The agency stated that no casualties were reported from the attack.

On Thursday, the 'Israeli' military announced the killing of two members of the Lebanese group Hezbollah in separate airstrikes in southern Lebanon.

Earlier, on Friday morning, five people were injured when an 'Israeli' drone struck a fuel station in southern Lebanon. The station, located on the road to the town of Hula, was hit by three rockets, injuring five individuals who were inside a makeshift room on the roof of the station.

'Israel' has not adhered to the ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, which came into effect on November 27. Israeli airstrikes continue in southern and eastern Lebanon, as well as in the southern suburbs of Beirut.

'Israeli' forces remain stationed at five locations in southern Lebanon.