Overnight IDF controlled explosions on the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon triggered a seismic event measured at magnitude 3.8, recorded at all seismographic stations across Lebanon, the National Council for Scientific Research's Center for Geophysics reports.
The IDF conducted controlled explosions overnight on the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon, triggering a seismic event measured at magnitude 3.8 by the Lebanese Center for Geophysics, according to the National Council for Scientific Research in Lebanon. The tremor was recorded at all seismographic stations across Lebanon.
The explosion was part of ongoing IDF operations in the area. As The Zioneer has reported, the military has been carrying out controlled demolitions near the Beaufort castle and Deir Mimas in recent weeks, with previous explosions also detected seismically by the Geological Survey of Israel. The Beaufort fortress itself was reported intact after an earlier explosion, according to a source who posted images.
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