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IDF Completes Four-Month Operation to Clear Hezbollah Stronghold in Southern Lebanon

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The IDF has completed a four-month operation to clear the Ali al-Taher Ridge, a major Hezbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon. The complex mission involved crossing the Litani River, extensive underground fighting, and the destruction of Hezbollah's infrastructure.

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  • IDF completed a four-month operation to clear Hezbollah's Ali al-Taher Ridge stronghold.
  • The complex operation included crossing the Litani River and underground tunnel fighting.
  • Approximately 5,400 meters of tunnels and significant Hezbollah infrastructure were destroyed.
  • IDF forces faced challenging terrain and persistent Hezbollah attempts to reinforce the area.
  • The military stated operations in Lebanon will continue to prevent Hezbollah's return.
IDF Completes Four-Month Operation to Clear Hezbollah Stronghold in Southern Lebanon
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