IDF Destroys Extensive Hezbollah Underground Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Israeli military destroyed over two kilometers of Hezbollah's underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon, including a command center and significant weaponry, to disrupt terror planning against Israel.
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- IDF destroyed over 2km of Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon.
- The infrastructure included a command center and Iranian-made weapons.
- The tunnels were built over 20 years with Iranian funding.
- The operation aimed to prevent future terror attacks on Israel.
The Israeli military's 36th Division has completed the destruction of over two kilometers of underground infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah on the Al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The extensive network, described by the IDF as a strategic asset built over two decades and funded by Iran, was targeted to neutralize Hezbollah's ability to plan terror attacks against Israel.
During the operation, forces discovered and neutralized dozens of Iranian-made rockets, missiles, and drones, along with machine guns, anti-tank missiles, and hundreds of mines and explosives. The site also housed a central command complex for Hezbollah's 'Badr' unit, including operations rooms, weapons storage areas, and living quarters.
The IDF stated that the operation aimed to degrade Hezbollah's offensive capabilities and prevent the organization from carrying out attacks.
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