IDF Destroys Hezbollah's Secret Command Center in Southern Lebanon
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Israeli military has completed a major operation in southern Lebanon, destroying Hezbollah's secret "Bader" unit command center and detonating over 1,100 tons of explosives. The operation also led to the elimination of numerous militants found in underground tunnels.
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- IDF destroyed Hezbollah's secret command center in southern Lebanon.
- Over 1,100 tons of explosives were detonated during the operation.
- Hezbollah's "Bader" unit headquarters was targeted and destroyed.
- Numerous militants were eliminated in deep terror tunnels.
- The operation was conducted by the 36th Division, Commando Brigade, and Yahalom unit.
Israeli forces from the 36th Division, Commando Brigade, and the Yahalom unit have concluded a large-scale operation in the Al-Taher mountain range in southern Lebanon. During the operation, over 1,100 tons of explosives were detonated, and the secret command headquarters of Hezbollah's "Bader" unit was destroyed. The operation also resulted in the elimination of numerous terrorists who were entrenched in deep terror tunnels.
The extensive operation targeted a significant Hezbollah infrastructure, aiming to dismantle its operational capabilities in the region. The destruction of the command center and the large quantity of explosives signifies a major blow to the organization's presence and activities in southern Lebanon. The Israeli military emphasized the success of the mission in neutralizing threats emanating from the area.
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