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The IDF now assesses that the object that activated the sirens on Saturday night in Arab al-Armasha, near the Lebanese border, was most likely a balloon or a hot air device, and not a UAV or UAV. Its origin and purpose are unclear, and it has not been located. Air and ground searches continue; civilian safety instructions remain unchanged.

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The IDF now assesses that the object that activated the sirens on Saturday night in Arab al-Armasha, near the Lebanese border, was most likely a balloon or a hot air device, and not a UAV or UAV. Its origin and purpose are unclear, and it has not been located. Air and ground searches continue; civilian safety instructions remain unchanged.

The IDF now assesses that the object that activated the sirens on Saturday night in Arab al-Armasha, near the Lebanese border, was most likely a balloon or a hot air device, and not a UAV or UAV. Its origin and purpose are unclear, and it has not been located. Air and ground searches continue; civilian safety instructions remain unchanged.