The IDF released additional details on a weapons cache discovered earlier Tuesday in a bedroom of a civilian home in the village of Tallousa, southern Lebanon. Troops found explosives, anti-tank missile launchers, RPG rockets, vests, helmets, and Hezbollah flags.
The IDF released a detailed inventory of the weapons cache discovered in a civilian bedroom in the village of Tallousa, southern Lebanon, on Tuesday evening. The inventory, published at 19:43 Jerusalem, included explosive devices, anti-tank missile launchers, RPG rockets, military vests, helmets, and Hezbollah flags.
The discovery was first reported at 17:59 Jerusalem, when The Zioneer, citing Israeli media, noted that IDF troops had located a cache of explosives, missiles, and RPGs inside a bedroom. The IDF then confirmed the find, releasing footage and photos showing the weapons and Hezbollah flags, and identified the 769th Brigade as the unit that made the discovery. Over the next hour, the military provided additional details, including the presence of vests and helmets. The Zioneer published a bulletin at 18:21 Jerusalem with the IDF's confirmation. The inventory released at 19:43 provides the official full listing.
The find is the latest in a series of operations uncovering Hezbollah military infrastructure embedded within civilian areas in southern Lebanon. As The Zioneer has reported, previous operations have revealed weapons caches stored next to baby cribs, tunnel entrances inside homes, and a drone factory hidden in a mountain. The IDF has said such tactics demonstrate Hezbollah's systematic use of civilian homes for military purposes.
No further details on how the cache was discovered or any operational outcomes have been released.
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