![In this file photo from September 19, 2019, Lebanon's defence ministry displays an alleged Israeli drone that was captured by Lebanese forces after falling in a southern Beirut suburb [Joesph Eid/AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_standard/public/2021-02/drone%20israeli.PNG?h=19af317a&itok=xyZoPjcz "In this file photo from September 19, 2019, Lebanon's defence ministry displays an alleged Israeli drone that was captured by Lebanese forces after falling in a southern Beirut suburb [Joesph Eid/AFP]")
Hezbollah said it downed Monday an Israeli drone that crossed into Lebanese airspace near the border village of Blida in south Lebanon.
A statement by the group's military wing, "Islamic Resistance," said the drone was under its control. It gave no further details.
Lebanon's Hezbollah group says it shot down Israeli drone https://t.co/jEBnLPgdE9
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The Israeli military said the drone had fallen in Lebanese territory during an operation near the border's Blue Line and that there was "no breach of information."
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