IDF: Projectile fired from Lebanon was anti-tank guided missile

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

Explosions are seen in Lebanon following IDF artillery strikes in response to a rocket fired at northern Israel, July 6, 2023. (Screenshot: Twitter)
Explosions are seen in Lebanon following IDF artillery strikes in response to a rocket fired at northern Israel, July 6, 2023. (Screenshot: Twitter)

The Israel Defense Forces says a projectile fired from Lebanon at northern Israel earlier today was an anti-tank guided missile and not a rocket as initially assessed.

According to the IDF, the missile impacted the border fence near the northern village of Ghajar.

Part of the projectile was found in Israeli territory, while another part landed in Lebanon.

The military is still assessing who is behind the attack.

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