The IDF said Wednesday morning that it continues destroying terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon, destroying an underground tunnel dozens of meters long. The tunnel was designed to carry out attacks against Israeli forces, the military said. Troops also located a weapons cache containing launchers and rockets in recent days, according to the IDF spokesperson.
The IDF announced this morning that it continues operations to destroy Hezbollah terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon. In the latest action, soldiers destroyed an underground tunnel spanning dozens of meters, which the military said was designed to carry out attacks against Israeli forces. The IDF also reported that in recent days troops located a weapons cache containing launchers and rockets.
The announcement follows a bulletin from The Zioneer at 08:32 Jerusalem, which reported that IDF soldiers dismantled a tunnel of similar dimensions in the Srobbin area and uncovered a weapons cache with launchers, rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, and anti-tank rockets. The new statement from the IDF spokesperson provides additional detail on the tunnel's purpose.
The operations are part of sustained IDF efforts to dismantle Hezbollah's underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon, which has included multiple tunnel demolitions and weapons seizures in recent weeks.
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- StrongIDF destroys massive Iranian-funded terror tunnel in southern Lebanon
- DevelopingIDF continues demolishing terror structures in southern Lebanon, Monday afternoon
- DevelopingIDF destroys tunnel in southern Lebanon; blast felt as far as Haifa
- StrongIDF destroys explosives cache found in southern Lebanon tunnel
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