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IDF SpokespersonSecurity

Weapons Cache and Operations Apartment Found Near UN Posts in Southern Lebanon

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israeli forces uncovered an operational apartment and dozens of weapons, including explosives and assault rifles, in southern Lebanon. The site was found in a civilian home and warehouse, just 200 meters from UN outposts. The discovery was part of ongoing IDF operations in the region. The weapons were reportedly intended for terrorist activities.

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  • Israeli forces found an operational apartment and dozens of weapons in southern Lebanon.
  • The site was located in a civilian home and warehouse.
  • The discovery was made approximately 200 meters from UN outposts.
  • The weapons cache included explosives and assault rifles.
  • The arms were reportedly intended for terrorist activities.

Israeli forces discovered an operational apartment and dozens of weapons, including explosives and assault rifles, in a civilian home and warehouse in southern Lebanon. The site was located approximately 200 meters from United Nations outposts. The discovery was made during ongoing operations in the area. The cache included various types of weaponry intended for operational use. The IDF has not yet released specific details on the types of weapons found, but confirmed they were intended for terrorist activities. The operation highlights the continued presence of militant infrastructure in close proximity to international peacekeeping forces.

IDF SpokespersonOfficial · Tel Aviv

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