Two Mortar Shells Explode at Golan Heights Fence, UN Peacekeepers Injured

Two rockets landed at the Golan Heights security fence along the border with Syria late Monday morning, injuring two United Nations soldiers.

The initial estimate is that the incident was not intentional and was "spillover"  from clashes between warring factions in the ongoing civil war in Syria.

Foreign media reported last week that the IDF recently has beefed up forces  and moved more tanks in the Golan Heights and at Har Dov, on the Hermon mountain and overlooking Syria and Lebanon.

The military declined to comment.

The Islamic State (ISIS) reportedly has deployed forces near the border.

In an unrelated event Monday, three IDF Reservists were injured when their vehicle overturned during a training exercise on the Golan Heights.