Israel Forces Dismantle Two-Kilometer Terror Tunnel in Southern Gaza
Israeli military forces have successfully dismantled a two-kilometer-long underground tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip, near the "Yellow Line" border area. The tunnel was reportedly being used for terrorist purposes, according to a statement from the military's press service.
The operation was conducted by units of the Southern Command, which are currently deployed in the Yellow Line zone as part of the implementation of a ceasefire agreement. Soldiers remain in position to prevent any potential security threats to Israel.
The military emphasized that the ongoing efforts to identify and neutralize underground infrastructure used by extremists are systematic. They also stressed their readiness to respond to any changes in the operational situation in the region. The military released footage of the dismantled tunnel.
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