Permitted for publication: Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovnyov, of blessed memory, fell in battle on the Lebanese border
[55280] Permitted for publication: Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovnyov, of blessed memory, fell in battle on the Lebanese border
The IDF has cleared for publication the name of Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovnyov, of blessed memory, a heavy vehicle driver who fell in battle near the northern border.
Permitted for publication: Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovnyov, of blessed memory, fell in battle near the Lebanese border
The IDF Spokesperson and the official channel cleared for publication this morning (May 11, 2026) the name of the fallen IDF soldier, Warrant Officer (res.) Alexander Glovnyov, 47, from Petah Tikva. Glovnyov, of blessed memory, served as a heavy vehicle driver in the 6924th Heavy Transport Battalion of the Transport Center.
According to reports in ongoing security, the soldier fell yesterday afternoon during a "drone attack on the Lebanese border." The news was widely reported in most media outlets, including Amit Segal, News from the Field on Telegram, and Political-Security Cabinet - Moriah Asraf & Doron Kadosh.
In 24/7 Security Flashes it was noted that with the fall of Glovnyov, of blessed memory, the number of IDF soldiers whose names have been cleared for publication since the start of the fighting stands at 943.
The IDF issued an official statement directing the public to the military website to view the details and photos of the fallen. The "Israel Hayom" editorial team highlighted in their coverage the bravery of the soldier and noted his age and his operational role on the front line.