Death Trap: Dramatic Footage Shows Hezbollah Militants Eliminated from the Air

A moment of fear deep underground: a drone from the Yahalom unit documented militants fleeing in panic from the network of tunnels beneath the Beaufort Ridge, before being killed in a precise airstrike. The exposure of the Iranian "terror asset" that turned into a death trap (Army and Security).

The underground fighting in southern Lebanon is being exposed: forces from the Commando Brigade combat team, together with Yahalom fighters, are currently working to deepen the clearance of the extensive underground tunnel network beneath the Beaufort Ridge. This is a strategic infrastructure that was planned, funded and carried out under the guidance of the Iranian terror regime, and was intended to serve as a central axis for Hezbollah's war management.

During searches in the underground depths, a huge arsenal of weapons intended for offensive activity was uncovered, ranging from Kornet missiles and RPG launchers to mortar shells, fragmentation grenades and anti-aircraft machine guns, all with the aim of turning the tunnels into a fortified operational base. The drama reached its peak in recent days, when a Yahalom drone scanning an underground shaft identified a group of militants inside the route. The militants, realizing they had been exposed, opened fire on the drone in a desperate attempt to disable it, and began fleeing the tunnel. However, they did not know that the IDF's eyes had not left them.

The moment they exited the route and joined another group of militants in an attempt to escape the area, the strike was launched. Under the direction of the forces on the ground, the Air Force closed in on them and killed all of the militants in a precise strike.

"We are dismantling the organization's terror assets layer by layer," military sources said, adding that the complex activity in the underground route will continue until the area is fully cleared of threats.