Israeli Military Neutralizes Hezbollah Underground Facility in Ali Taher

The Israeli military has completed operations to neutralize Hezbollah's underground infrastructure in the Ali Taher mountain range, according to an announcement made yesterday. A Lebanese report details that the Israeli army destroyed a small facility within the Ali Taher area, which housed Hezbollah operatives. The report claims the Israeli military pumped toxic gases into the facility, forcing the trapped individuals to use ventilation shafts to escape suffocation. This action allegedly allowed Israel to identify the locations of the shafts and tunnel entrances, into which robots were deployed.

Hezbollah has not disclosed the fate of its operatives, leaving it unclear whether they escaped or were killed within the tunnels. Ali Taher is known to comprise a complex network of large facilities. Sources close to Hezbollah told "Beirut Times" that the organization is prepared to detonate the entire facility network if an Israeli takeover scenario occurs. In such an event, Hezbollah would reportedly detonate the tunnels, along with any missiles and military equipment stored inside.