A Lebanese newspaper exposed a lie by a Zionist army spokesman after the Israeli army claimed that it had shot down a Hezbollah drone.
The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar on Friday afternoon exposed a new lie by the Zionist army.
Zionist army spokesman Avikhai Adreei posted pictures on his Twitter account today, claiming that the regime’s army had recently shot down a drone belonging to the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, which it used to gather information and spy.
A Tel Aviv army spokesman also claimed that the drone had captured secret images of Hezbollah forces that Tel Aviv had obtained.
Al-Akhbar newspaper addressed this issue in its report today and wrote: “It is as if the producer of the fake video released by the Saudi-led coalition about Hezbollah’s involvement in Yemen is the same Israeli liar; “A video that caused controversy and ridicule on social media due to the lack of images and logical reasons.”
Al-Akhbar continued its report by quoting today Afikha Adra’i claiming that Hezbollah drones had crossed the Lebanese border and entered the occupied Palestinian territory with the aim of gathering information.
The report goes on to claim that a spokesman for the Israeli army said that the drone had captured images of Hezbollah-affiliated military group training with the drone.
The Lebanese newspaper wrote that such a claim shows the stupidity of Israel “because its images refute the claim of the spokesman of the [occupying] army.” In one of the images, youths are allegedly members of Hezbollah, dressed in civilian clothes, standing in a public place surrounded by cars. “At the same time, there are no flags or anything to indicate that these people are affiliated with Hezbollah.”
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Al-Akhbar further wrote that in another image of the drone that was allegedly shot down, it is similar to the “mavic 2 pro” quadcopters that are used for movie filming and weddings.
The Zionist regime’s spokesman claims that a military helicopter crashed in the Haifa Sea recently.
The Hebrew-language media reported the crash of the three-man helicopter before obtaining permission from the regime’s army, following which the Israeli army confirmed the news in an unavoidable statement.
However, Israeli army spokesman Ron Kokhao the next day criticized the Hebrew-language media and condemned the “early announcement” of the downing of an army helicopter by Hebrew-language sources without obtaining permission to publish.
The Tel Aviv Army announced in a statement the next morning that following the helicopter crash, Ramat David, deputy director of the Ramat David air base, and Khan Vogel, pilots of the regime’s army, were killed.
The statement came as news sources reported that military forces would not allow residents of the occupied territories to approach the Haifa Sea.
On the other hand, the spokesman of the Israeli army in an interview with “103FM” did not rule out the possibility of a cyberattack on the mentioned helicopter.
Asked about the possibility of a cyberattack on the helicopter, he said: “It simply came to our notice then. “But I am cautious because it is too early to say.”