Israeli forces destroyed infrastructure in the village of Tebnit, located in the depth of the security zone near Beaufort Castle and the Ali Taher ridge, according to reports. The operation follows a partial IDF withdrawal from one village in the security zone, with activity continuing in other areas.
The IDF has destroyed infrastructure in the village of Tebnit, a Shiite village in the southern Lebanese security zone near Beaufort Castle and the Ali Taher ridge, according to reports from the area. The action comes after a partial Israeli withdrawal from one village in the security zone, with operations continuing in other sectors.
Since early June, The Zioneer has reported on multiple IDF operations in Tebnit, including strikes, controlled demolitions of buildings, and threat-removal missions. These operations are part of sustained Israeli activity targeting Hezbollah assets in the buffer zone established after the 2024 ceasefire.
Details on the specific infrastructure destroyed or any casualties are not yet available. The IDF has not commented on the latest reports. The source is a single report, and the information remains unconfirmed by official channels.
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