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Ongoing Story· Day 69

IDF Strikes Key Structures in Southern Lebanon

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IDF Finds Weapons Near UN Posts in Southern Lebanon

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The IDF discovered weapons caches in civilian structures in southern Lebanon, located near UN posts in Mis al-Jabal and Al-Tiri. The findings included military equipment alongside humanitarian aid and symbols of Amal and Hezbollah. The IDF reported the discovery, highlighting the proximity to UN facilities.

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  • IDF found weapons caches in civilian buildings near UN posts in southern Lebanon.
  • Discoveries were made in the villages of Mis al-Jabal and Al-Tiri.
  • Weapons were found alongside humanitarian aid boxes.
  • Symbols of Amal and Hezbollah were also present at the sites.
IDF Finds Weapons Near UN Posts in Southern Lebanon
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The IDF's Brigade Combat Team 'Oded' discovered two caches of weapons and equipment in the village of Mis al-Jabal in southern Lebanon. The findings were located in a civilian home approximately 200 meters from a UN post and in a warehouse about 100 meters away, according to an IDF spokesperson. The weapons were found alongside boxes of humanitarian aid and symbols associated with the Amal and Hezbollah terrorist organizations. In a separate operation, the 'Kfir' Brigade Combat Team found a weapons cache in an apartment in the village of Al-Tiri, situated roughly 250 meters from another UN post.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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