UNIFIL troops seemed strained while observing. The sky was filled with white smoke caused by the enemy planes, while fanning over most of the villages in the south.

The planes flew in a provocative manner aiming to be clearly seen as they formed white circles in the sky along the south, audaciously marking their elevated route.

One Southerner was aggravated, stating, "Till when will this scene remain above us?. The more this breach is repeated the more we get used to the sounds of the aircrafts and its smoke, and this is what we reject! We call upon the international forces, rather than enumerating the violations, something else should be done, for this is a daily violation of sovereignty by the enemy planes."