A Hezbollah underground network spanning over two kilometers has been destroyed, according to The Zioneer. The network, built over two decades with Iranian funding, contained dozens of rockets, missiles, UAVs, machine guns, anti-tank missiles, hundreds of mines and charges, and a central command complex of the Badr unit.
According to The Zioneer, a recently destroyed Hezbollah tunnel network was built over two decades with direct Iranian funding and guidance. The infrastructure extended over two kilometers and housed a central command complex for Hezbollah's Badr unit, including operations rooms, weapons storage, and living quarters. Inside, troops found scores of Iranian-made rockets, missiles, and UAVs, as well as machine guns, dozens of anti-tank missiles, and hundreds of mines and charges. The Zioneer notes that Hezbollah directed its recent war efforts from this network.
3 developments
- DevelopingIDF eliminates Hezbollah operatives threatening troops at Ali al-Taher Ridge
- StrongIDF seals around 40 Hezbollah operatives inside tunnel complex, security officials say
- DevelopingIsrael Eliminates Dozens of Hezbollah, IRGC Operatives in Covert Operations at Ali al-Taher Ridge, Expands North of Litani
- StrongIDF keeps dozens of Hezbollah operatives trapped underground in south Lebanon, prevents rescue attempts
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