IDF Finds Hezbollah Weapons and Drones Stored in Lebanese Civilian Home
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israeli forces discovered Hezbollah weapons and drones hidden in a civilian home in southern Lebanon near Al-Hiyam. The cache included firearms, explosives, and attack drones, with one child's room decorated in Hezbollah symbols. The IDF stated it continues to protect its northern border while adhering to the ceasefire.
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- Israeli forces found Hezbollah weapons and drones in a civilian home in southern Lebanon.
- The discovery occurred during targeted raids near the Lebanese town of Al-Hiyam.
- Hezbollah symbols were found in a child's room within the residence.
- The military also dismantled a drone storage site and confiscated RPGs and rifles.
- The IDF stated it reserves the right to neutralize security threats despite adhering to a ceasefire.
Israeli military forces operating in southern Lebanon discovered weapons and drones belonging to Hezbollah hidden inside a civilian residence. The discovery was made during targeted raids conducted by soldiers from the 769th Brigade, under the command of the 91st Division, within the security zone near the Lebanese town of Al-Hiyam.
According to a statement from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) press service, soldiers found small arms within the house, noting that one of the children's rooms was decorated with Hezbollah symbols. Additionally, the military located and dismantled a camouflaged storage site for attack drones.
The confiscated items included rocket-propelled grenades, Kalashnikov rifles, protective helmets, tactical vests, ammunition boxes, and ready-to-use kamikaze drones. The IDF stated that militants were using the residential building to store explosives near areas occupied by minors.
The Israeli military command affirmed its ongoing commitment to protecting Israel's northern borders and thwarting any attacks on its citizens. Military officials emphasized that Israel adheres to the existing ceasefire agreement but reserves the right to immediately neutralize identified security threats.
