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IDF Discovers Hundreds of Hezbollah Weapons and Tunnel in Southern Lebanon
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The IDF announced Thursday the discovery of over 340 Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon, including RPGs and missiles, in the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River areas. Soldiers also found a seven-meter-deep tunnel shaft stocked with equipment inside a civilian home. The findings followed earlier discoveries of weapons and Hezbollah posters in a child's bedroom on Sunday. The IDF's 188th Brigade conducted the operations after serving in Gaza.
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- IDF forces found over 340 Hezbollah weapons in southern Lebanon.
- The weapons cache included RPGs, anti-tank missiles, firearms, and explosives.
- A seven-meter-deep tunnel shaft was discovered inside a civilian home.
- The tunnel shaft contained medical and living equipment.
- Hezbollah posters were found in a child's bedroom in a separate incident.
- The IDF's 188th Brigade conducted the operations.
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