The IDF is reportedly preparing to detonate two underground routes on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon in the coming days, after which it will begin a gradual withdrawal and establish positions 2–4 km from the Israeli border, according to a report.
The Zioneer reports that the IDF is preparing to detonate two underground routes on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon within days, followed by a gradual withdrawal to positions 2–4 km from the border. The report comes after an earlier bulletin (September 6) that the IDF was preparing to demolish the entire ridge, pending political approval. The current plan appears more focused and with a specific timeline, though it remains a single-source report and unconfirmed by official military spokespeople.
7 developments
- StrongIDF to reduce forces, draw new security line closer to border after destroying Hezbollah tunnels on Ali Taher ridge
- DevelopingAl-Manar reports Israeli drone strike on Ali al-Taher in southern Lebanon
- DevelopingIran pushing for ceasefire to stall IDF operations on Ali Taher ridge, per analyst
- Developingi24NEWS: IDF destroys tunnel route on Ali Taher ridge north of Nabatieh
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