Israeli Forces Discover Hezbollah Weapons Caches in Southern Lebanon
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Israeli forces operating in southern Lebanon discovered over 340 Hezbollah weapons and munitions, including anti-tank missiles and grenades, in the Beaufort mountain range and along the Litani River. Soldiers also found a 7-meter deep underground tunnel in a residential house containing medical supplies and provisions for long-term underground living. The military stated the caches were for resupplying fighters and vowed to prevent Hezbollah from harming Israeli civilians.
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- Israeli forces found over 340 Hezbollah weapons and munitions in southern Lebanon.
- Discoveries include anti-tank missiles, grenades, and mortar shells.
- An underground tunnel with medical supplies was found in a residential house.
- The operation aims to neutralize threats to Israeli civilians.
- The caches were intended for resupplying Hezbollah fighters.
Israeli military units operating in southern Lebanon have uncovered significant Hezbollah weapons caches and underground facilities. Soldiers from the 188th Brigade, part of the 36th Division, discovered over 340 weapons and munitions in the Beaufort mountain range and along the Litani River. The operation aims to neutralize threats to Israeli civilians.
Among the discovered items were mortar shells, rocket-propelled grenades, anti-tank missiles, small arms, explosive devices, grenades, and various ammunition. The army stated that these caches were intended for the regular resupply of Hezbollah fighters.
In addition to the weapons depots, soldiers found a roughly 7-meter deep underground tunnel within a residential house. This tunnel contained medical equipment and supplies for prolonged subterranean living, indicating its use as a shelter for personnel. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) affirmed their commitment to preventing Hezbollah from harming Israeli civilians or soldiers and will continue efforts to neutralize threats and uphold the ceasefire agreement.
The discovery follows approximately 20 months of active combat operations in the Gaza Strip and extensive training for new tasks. Video documentation of the discovered weapons, tunnel entrance, and destroyed terrorist infrastructure has been released.
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