The IDF destroyed a tunnel in southern Lebanon Wednesday morning, with the blast reportedly felt as far as Haifa, according to reports. No further details on the tunnel's location or contents have been released.
The IDF destroyed a tunnel in southern Lebanon on Wednesday morning, according to reports. The blast was powerful enough to be felt as far as Haifa, approximately 30 kilometers from the border, indicating a large-scale demolition.
The operation is the latest in a series of tunnel destructions carried out by the IDF in southern Lebanon as part of an ongoing campaign to dismantle Hezbollah's underground infrastructure. As The Zioneer has previously reported, the military has destroyed multiple tunnels in recent weeks, including a massive Iranian-funded facility measuring 200 meters long and a tunnel used as a drone manufacturing plant.
No official statement from the IDF has been released regarding this specific operation, and details on the tunnel's location, size, and contents remain unconfirmed.
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