Lebanese Foreign Minister Fouad Husseini today (Monday) attacked the launching of Hezbollah terrorist drones at a shark gas installation in Israel's economic waters, saying the operation "exposes us to risk."
Speaking at a meeting with Lebanese Transitional Prime Minister Husseini, Husseini said: "Any action outside the country's responsibility and its diplomatic context is unacceptable and leaves us all at unnecessary risk."
The hard news comes after the IDF on Saturday intercepted three hostile Hezbollah aircraft over the Mediterranean Sea, after they flew towards the "shark" gas rig in Israel's economic waters.
The drones were identified by the detection systems and monitored throughout their flight by the air control unit. The first interception was carried out by a Barak fighter, the second and third were carried out for the first time by two navy ships, the Eilat Brigade.
As mentioned, shortly after three in the afternoon, three unmanned, hostile Hezbollah aircraft were spotted.
This is a significant operational success, in light of the coordination between the Navy and the Air Force.
These are UAVs of the Hezbollah terrorist organization that were flown from Lebanese territory towards a "shark" rig, but were intercepted at a safe distance from it. The Eilat missile ship Eilat using a lightning missile.
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