Explosion in Tel Aviv: Potential Drone Attack Investigated by Israeli Military

The Israeli military is investigating whether a drone attack caused an explosion in central Tel Aviv early Friday. At least two people were slightly injured, and large police forces are on the scene. No aerial sirens were reported before the blast, which follows the killing of a Hezbollah commander.

The Israeli military is investigating whether an explosion in central Tel Aviv early Friday was caused by a drone attack, an army spokesperson confirmed.

Ambulance services reported that at least two individuals sustained minor injuries in the blast, prompting a significant police presence at the scene. "Earlier tonight (Friday), an explosion sounded in the area of central Tel Aviv. We are looking into the reports that it was an aerial target. The incident is under review," the military stated in a brief announcement.

No aerial sirens were reported before the blast, which occurred hours after the Israeli military confirmed the elimination of a senior Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon, backed by Iran.

(With inputs from agencies.)