Kikar HaShabbatSecurity12:08

IDF Forces Destroy Over 540 Terror Infrastructure Sites in Southern Lebanon

By כיכר השבת, ב. ניסני

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Israeli forces operating in southern Lebanon have destroyed over 540 terror infrastructure sites and located more than 150 weapons in recent weeks. The operations, led by Division 91 near several Lebanese villages, targeted weapons storage and other terror assets. The IDF affirmed its commitment to protecting Israeli civilians and upholding the ceasefire.

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Israeli forces destroyed over 540 terror infrastructure sites in southern Lebanon.
More than 150 weapons, including rockets and anti-tank missiles, were found.
Operations were conducted by Division 91 near Al-Khiyam, Tir Harfa, Misgav Am, and Majdal Zoun.
The IDF stated it will continue to act against Hezbollah threats.
The operations aimed to remove threats to Israel and uphold the ceasefire.

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Over the past few weeks, Israeli military forces, primarily from Division 91, have conducted extensive operations in southern Lebanon, targeting terror infrastructure near the villages of Al-Khiyam, Tir Harfa, Misgav Am, and Majdal Zoun. The operations, involving units from Brigades 300, 769, 4, and Bislamach, have resulted in the destruction of more than 540 terror sites, including weapons storage facilities.

During the sweeps, soldiers also located over 150 weapons and explosives. These included grenades, rockets, RPGs, anti-tank missiles, artillery pieces, launchers, Kalashnikov rifles, explosive charges, handguns, and various light weapons and magazines.

Forces from the Bislamach Brigade and Gefen Battalion of Bahad 1 were specifically involved in locating and destroying these assets.

The IDF stated that it will not permit Hezbollah to harm Israeli civilians or forces and will continue to operate to remove threats and uphold the ceasefire agreement.