IDF Finds Over 340 Hezbollah Weapons in Southern Lebanon Operation
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli forces operating in southern Lebanon discovered over 340 Hezbollah weapons, including RPGs and anti-tank missiles, in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River area. The operation also uncovered a seven-meter deep underground shaft with medical supplies. The IDF stated the mission aims to protect Israelis and hinder Hezbollah's capabilities.
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- Israeli forces found over 340 Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon.
- The discovered arms include RPGs, anti-tank missiles, and ammunition.
- A seven-meter deep underground shaft with medical supplies was also found.
- The operation took place in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River area.
- The IDF aims to protect Israelis and prevent Hezbollah's capability rebuilding.
Israeli military forces operating in southern Lebanon have discovered more than 340 units of Hezbollah weaponry. The 188th Brigade Combat Team, part of the 36th Division, found the arms in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River area. These forces recently concluded an 18-month deployment in the Gaza Strip and underwent specialized training before their current operation.
According to a statement from the IDF Spokesperson's Unit, the discovered weapons include RPGs, anti-tank missiles, mortar shells, small arms, explosive devices, grenades, and ammunition. During the operation, soldiers also found a seven-meter deep underground shaft in a residential building. This shaft contained medical equipment and supplies for extended stays.
The IDF stated that its ongoing operations in the southern Lebanon security zone aim to protect Israeli citizens and prevent Hezbollah from rebuilding its capabilities.
