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Hezbollah claims it struck an Israeli engineering vehicle with a drone in the town of Yarf Harfa in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah claims to have struck an Israeli engineering vehicle using a drone in the town of Yarf Harfa, located in southern Lebanon.

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