Israeli Forces Destroy Hezbollah Weapons Depot and Tunnels in South Lebanon
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Israeli forces destroyed Hezbollah weapons depots and two large tunnels in southern Lebanon containing arms and launch shafts aimed at Israel. The IDF confirmed the removal of these threats and vowed to continue operations against Hezbollah.
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- Israeli forces destroyed Hezbollah weapons depots in southern Lebanon containing machine guns, explosives, and missiles.
- Two large Hezbollah tunnels with launch shafts aimed at Israel were demolished near Majdal Zun.
- The tunnels included living quarters and dozens of weapons.
- Additional stockpiles of mortars, launchers, and rockets were found during area searches.
- The IDF stated it will continue efforts to eliminate threats from Hezbollah targeting Israeli civilians and soldiers.
Israeli military forces have located and destroyed weapons depots belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organization in southern Lebanon. The caches contained machine guns, explosives, missiles, launchers, and other arms intended to target Israeli soldiers and civilians. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the destruction of the depots and all the weaponry found within them.
In addition to the weapons depots, the IDF recently demolished two large Hezbollah tunnels near the village of Majdal Zun in southern Lebanon. These tunnels measured approximately 200 meters in length and 20 meters in depth, and included living quarters, three launch shafts aimed at Israeli territory, and dozens of weapons. During ongoing searches in the area, the forces also uncovered a stockpile of mortars, launchers, and rockets.
The IDF emphasized its commitment to continue operations to neutralize threats posed by Hezbollah and prevent attacks against Israeli civilians and military personnel.
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