IDF Destroys Hezbollah's "Refuge City" in Gaza with 450 Tons of Explosives
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- IDF destroyed Hezbollah's 2km "refuge city" tunnel network in Gaza.
- Operation used 450 tons of explosives in four stages.
- Tunnels were stocked with weapons and food by Iran.
- Destruction aimed to neutralize Hezbollah's strategic capabilities.
The Israeli military has completed a four-stage operation to destroy what it termed Hezbollah's "refuge city" in Gaza, a 2-kilometer long network of tunnels. The operation involved the detonation of approximately 450 tons of explosives, obliterating the underground infrastructure. The tunnels, reportedly built with Iranian support, were found to be stocked with weapons and food supplies, serving as a significant operational base for the organization.
Footage released by the IDF shows the extensive destruction, highlighting the scale of the underground complex and the process of its demolition. The operation aimed to neutralize a key strategic asset of Hezbollah, significantly degrading its capabilities in the region. The destruction of this extensive tunnel system is seen as a major blow to the organization's logistical and operational capacity.
