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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Chief of Staff: Hezbollah's Underground Terror Infrastructure Destroyed

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Hebrew · 27 newsrooms covering

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi announced the destruction of Hezbollah's underground command and control infrastructure in the Mount Dov area, calling it a significant blow to the organization's operational capabilities.

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  • IDF destroyed Hezbollah's underground terror infrastructure in Mount Dov.
  • Chief of Staff Halevi called it central command and control infrastructure.
  • The infrastructure was built with Iranian assistance.
  • The IDF operation targeted tunnels and facilities.
  • The move sends a strong message to Hezbollah.
IDF Chief of Staff: Hezbollah's Underground Terror Infrastructure Destroyed
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IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi announced the destruction of Hezbollah's underground terror infrastructure in the Mount Dov area, stating that the military had "destroyed the underground terror infrastructure." Halevi made the remarks during a visit to the 36th Division, which operated in the Mount Dov region.

He described the destroyed infrastructure as "Hezbollah's central command and control infrastructure built with Iranian assistance." The operation targeted tunnels and facilities that served as a key operational hub for the organization. Halevi's statement carries a strong message to Hezbollah, emphasizing the IDF's capabilities in dismantling sophisticated terror networks.

The IDF has been engaged in ongoing efforts to counter threats from Lebanon, particularly those posed by Hezbollah's extensive network of tunnels and fortified positions. The destruction of this specific infrastructure is seen as a significant blow to Hezbollah's operational capabilities and a demonstration of Israel's resolve to prevent terror attacks originating from its northern border.

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