Beirut: Israeli enemy drones have been flying intensively at very low altitude over Beirut, far-reaching its southern suburbs, our correspondent reported on Monday.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the intensive drone activity has raised concerns among residents and authorities in the region. The flights have been particularly noticeable in the southern suburbs of Beirut, an area that has historically been a focal point of tension.
The presence of Israeli drones has been a recurring issue in the area, often leading to heightened alertness and calls for increased security measures. The low-altitude flights are perceived as a provocative action, further straining the already tense relations between the two regions.
Residents in the affected areas have reported a consistent presence of the drones, which has disrupted daily life and raised fears of potential escalations. The drones' low altitude has made them more visible and audible, contributing to the unease among the population.
Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, assessing the implications of the drone activity on the security and stability of the region. The situation remains dynamic, with further developments anticipated as responses are formulated.