The Zionist newspaper Maariv reported that eight were wounded in the ranks of the Zionist "army" on Wednesday in several incidents in which drones collided with Zionist enemy forces in southern Lebanon.

The spokesperson for the Zionist enemy forces confirmed on Thursday that one soldier was seriously injured and three others sustained minor injuries as a result of an explosive drone that targeted a Zionist occupation force in southern Lebanon. The spokesperson added that the injured soldiers were transferred to hospital for treatment, and their families were informed of the incident.

In parallel, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon – Hezbollah targeted a Zionist enemy gathering in the town of Aita al-Shaab on Wednesday using an attack drone, achieving a direct hit.

Its fighters also targeted a gathering of Zionist enemy vehicles and soldiers in the town of Rshaf with a rocket barrage.

Maariv: Hezbollah drones are increasingly worrying "Israel", and fears of it reaching the West Bank

Earlier, Maariv reported that the phenomenon of drones is increasingly worrying the Zionist so called "security" establishment, not only along the northern border.

The newspaper said that "amid the use of fiber-optic-equipped drones against the Israeli army in southern Lebanon and border settlements, security sources warn that the threat could extend to the West Bank, and then pose a new challenge to settlements along the line of contact, the Sharon region, and central Israel."

It also noted that "Israel has not yet found a complete solution to the drone threat", pointing out that "Hezbollah has used ready-made systems equipped with explosives and connected to fiber-optic control systems, turning them into closed operating systems that cannot be disrupted through traditional electronic warfare methods."