Lebanese sources report an Israeli drone attack on the border town of Kafr Kola in the Marjayoun region in southern Lebanon; in this attack, three sound bombs were dropped by the Israeli drone towards residential areas.
Publish dateSunday 3 August 2025 - 13:20
Story Code : 323987
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Following the increase in tensions in the border areas between Lebanon and the occupied territories, a Zionist drone entered Lebanese airspace this afternoon (Sunday, August 3) and dropped three sound bombs towards the town of Kafr Kola in the Marjayoun region, in the Nabatieh province in southern Lebanon. These sonic bombs caused terrible explosions, causing fear and panic among local residents, especially children and women.
According to local media reports, this attack did not result in any casualties, but it has caused significant psychological damage and intimidation in the region. Some security sources in Lebanon have also announced that this action is part of the Zionist regime's policy of psychological pressure against the residents of the border areas of southern Lebanon.
This attack comes at a time when clashes between the Zionist regime and the Lebanese Islamic Resistance (Hezbollah) have intensified in recent weeks at border points and concerns have increased about the spread of the war into Lebanese territory.
Analysts believe that dropping sonic bombs in civilian areas is part of the Zionist regime's psychological warfare strategy aimed at creating fear and weakening the morale of the people of southern Lebanon, but past experiences have shown that these measures will not affect the determination and resistance of the Lebanese people.
According to local media reports, this attack did not result in any casualties, but it has caused significant psychological damage and intimidation in the region. Some security sources in Lebanon have also announced that this action is part of the Zionist regime's policy of psychological pressure against the residents of the border areas of southern Lebanon.
This attack comes at a time when clashes between the Zionist regime and the Lebanese Islamic Resistance (Hezbollah) have intensified in recent weeks at border points and concerns have increased about the spread of the war into Lebanese territory.
Analysts believe that dropping sonic bombs in civilian areas is part of the Zionist regime's psychological warfare strategy aimed at creating fear and weakening the morale of the people of southern Lebanon, but past experiences have shown that these measures will not affect the determination and resistance of the Lebanese people.
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