The IDF provided a detailed account of the Hezbollah underground infrastructure on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, saying forces completed the clearing operation and found command centers, weapons rooms, generator rooms, kitchens, and showers—built over two decades with Iranian funding. Terrorists were killed or fled the area, the military said, and troops are now working to neutralize the tunnels.
The latest IDF update on the Ali Taher ridge operation provides a detailed look inside what the military described as a strategic underground complex financed by Iran. As The Zioneer reported at 20:35, Division 36 forces completed the clearance of the tunnel network and achieved operational control above and below ground.
In a subsequent statement, the IDF said the tunnels contained command-and-control centers, weapons storage rooms, generator rooms, living quarters, a kitchen, and showers—enabling Hezbollah operatives to sustain prolonged combat. Some terrorists were killed during the operation, while others fled, the military said. Neutralization work is ongoing.
The Ali Taher ridge, which overlooks Nabatieh, has been a focal point of IDF operations for months. The Zioneer previously covered the capture of the tunnel network by Commando and Maglan forces in August, as well as earlier stages of the siege on Hezbollah operatives trapped in the underground routes.
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