First satellite imagery shows Beaufort area after controlled explosions destroy underground route

Satellite imagery shows the Beaufort area in southern Lebanon after controlled explosions destroyed parts of an underground route, according to a report.

The satellite imagery, released via a report, provides the first documented view of the Beaufort area after controlled explosions destroyed parts of an underground route. The Beaufort fortress, a historical Crusader castle, has been a site of previous explosions. The Zioneer previously reported that a source claimed the fortress remained intact after an earlier explosion. The new imagery focuses on the destruction of the underground route, with the surrounding area appearing charred.

3 developments

1. 41 seconds ago · 18:25 · 2 AugLatest

   Satellite imagery confirms destruction of underground route at Beaufort.

2. 14:19 · 31 Jul

   Tunnels served as command nodes for Hezbollah's Badr Unit.

3. 14:09 · 31 Jul

   IDF says it demolished 6 Hezbollah tunnel networks in southern Lebanon, 4 under Beaufort Ridge

• Strong2 days ago · 11:23 · 31 JulThe source posts images of Beaufort fortress after explosion, claims fortress intact
• Strong2 days ago · 18:53 · 31 JulLebanese president: Explosions at Beaufort caused earthquake, 'dangerous escalation'
• Developing18:03 · 29 JunLebanese report artillery shelling near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon
• Developing20:15 · 29 JunLebanese media report IDF controlled explosions near Deir Mimas, Beaufort

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