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In south Lebanon, Israeli drones use the sound of crying children to lure civilians

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Israeli drones in the southern Lebanese village of Habboush have reportedly broadcast the sound of crying children and other pleas for help to lure civilians. Residents describe this tactic as a recurring tactic used by hovering drones, alongside sounds of ambulances and religious recitations. The significance lies in the psychological warfare employed by Israeli forces to draw out individuals in contested areas.
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In the southern Lebanese village of Habboush, the sound that cut through the stillness of the night was not an air strike. It was the sound of a child screaming for help.

In south Lebanon, Israeli drones use the sound of crying children to lure civilians
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