The IDF has published an illustration of a large underground Hezbollah military facility discovered in southern Lebanon, approximately six kilometers from the Israeli border. The release of the illustration provides a visual representation of a significant fortified position that troops have reportedly been operating against in recent days.
The IDF released an illustration this morning (Sunday, before 10:14 Jerusalem) showing a large underground Hezbollah military facility discovered roughly six kilometers from the Israeli border in southern Lebanon. The visual — described by the military as an 'illustration' — follows a series of IDF disclosures about Hezbollah's subterranean infrastructure near the border, and appears to depict the same 'Imad 4' complex or a closely linked site.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today (Sunday, 08:55 Jerusalem), the IDF confirmed that dozens of Hezbollah operatives are trapped in the 'Imad 4' tunnel complex, a massive underground facility that has been under IDF siege for days. That report followed the IDF's Saturday night (22:47 Jerusalem) official confirmation that it had captured the 'Imad 4' base on the Ali Taher ridge — which the military described as an Iranian-built compound housing command centers, missile launch shafts, and logistics facilities for hundreds of operatives. Before that, on Saturday evening (22:47 Jerusalem), an initial thread report cited unverified rumors in Arab channels linking the Ali al-Taher ridge site to Hezbollah's legendary 'Imad 4' base, which the group had revealed two years earlier. The next thread version, also at 22:47 Saturday, cited a report estimating the complex took at least a decade to build and was being preserved as a public showcase.
The six-kilometer distance places the facility well within Hezbollah's 'forward' deployment zone south of the Litani River, an area the IDF has been systematically advancing into since ground operations expanded — as The Zioneer reported on June 14, when forces were said to be three kilometers from a strategic objective in the same region. The IDF's earlier disclosures of weapons caches near the border — including a cache seized in Majdal Zoun under six kilometers from the border, reported on June 18 (00:07 Jerusalem) — further underscore the density of Hezbollah infrastructure within this zone.
The IDF's illustration release provides a visual representation of a significant fortified position that troops have reportedly been operating against in recent days. No additional details about whether the facility has been entered or cleared were provided in the current release.
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- DevelopingIDF publishes footage of Hezbollah weapon cache at Beaufort Castle
- StrongIDF says dozens of Hezbollah operatives trapped in 'Imad 4' tunnel complex in southern Lebanon
- StrongIDF displays weapons cache seized in Majdal Zoun, southern Lebanon
- StrongIDF publishes official map of southern Lebanon security zone, says forces deployed 10 km inside
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