Recently, images and videos of a car in Lebanon hit by a mysterious airstrike started spreading on social media. What caught everyone’s attention was the damage to the car's windshield. The impact mark looked very different from what we usually see after a traditional missile strike, leading many to wonder if a special weapon was used—perhaps a mini “sword bomb” designed to cause almost no damage outside its target.

What Happened?

The strike reportedly happened in Beirut, Lebanon’s capital. A car was hit, leaving the driver injured. While we don’t know the driver's condition now or if they were the intended target, the damage to the vehicle has raised a lot of questions. Strangely, there wasn’t the kind of explosion or widespread destruction we usually associate with airstrikes. Instead, the damage appeared highly focused on the car’s windshield, with a pattern that some say looks like the work of the AGM-114R9X—a special variant of the Hellfire missile.

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