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Ongoing Story· Day 67

Israel Completes Destruction of Hezbollah's Underground Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon

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IDF SpokespersonSecurity

IDF Destroys Hezbollah Tunnel in Southern Lebanon

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The Israeli military destroyed a 35-meter Hezbollah tunnel with two living quarters in Majdal Zoun, southern Lebanon. Forces from the 300th Brigade Combat Team conducted the operation with the Yahalom unit. The IDF vowed to prevent Hezbollah from harming Israelis and to continue neutralizing threats.

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  • IDF forces destroyed a 35-meter Hezbollah tunnel in Majdal Zoun, southern Lebanon.
  • The tunnel contained two living quarters and was located in the security zone.
  • The operation was carried out by the 300th Brigade Combat Team with the Yahalom unit.
  • The IDF stated it will prevent Hezbollah from harming Israeli civilians and forces.

The Israeli military announced the destruction of an additional underground tunnel in the Lebanese village of Majdal Zoun. Forces from the 300th Brigade Combat Team, operating under the 91st Division in the security zone of southern Lebanon, carried out the operation. The tunnel, approximately 35 meters long and containing two living quarters, was destroyed in cooperation with the Yahalom unit.

The IDF stated that it will not allow the Hezbollah terrorist organization to harm Israeli civilians and forces. The military affirmed its commitment to continuing operations to neutralize threats and uphold the ceasefire agreement.

IDF SpokespersonOfficial · Tel Aviv

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