Israel's military destroyed a tunnel that Hezbollah had used as a drone manufacturing and assembly facility in southern Lebanon, according to a single-channel report from News 14. Specific location, timing of the operation, and details of weapons or equipment seized were not provided.
The IDF has demolished a tunnel in southern Lebanon that served as a Hezbollah drone factory, according to an unverified report from News 14 (Channel 14). The message, published at 20:17 Jerusalem time on Monday, provides no specific location, operational timestamps, or details on the scale of the facility.
The report adds to a pattern of IDF operations targeting Hezbollah's subterranean drone infrastructure in southern Lebanon. As The Zioneer reported earlier today (SAME-THREAD), forces were already operating in the area to destroy Hezbollah terror infrastructure. A separate bulletin at 09:19 described overnight footage of a large underground 'fortress' demolition. Earlier, on June 21, the IDF was reported to have captured a Hezbollah drone factory and launch site hidden inside a mountain near the border, containing 50 Iranian-made explosive UAVs. The current report's tunnel factory appears to be another element of the same underground network, though independent confirmation is pending.
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