The Zioneer reports that the IDF has uncovered a massive Hezbollah terror tunnel in southern Lebanon, built directly beneath civilian areas and just 300 meters from a United Nations peacekeeping base. The tunnel's location raises questions about the effectiveness of UNIFIL's monitoring in the region.
According to The Zioneer, the IDF uncovered a massive Hezbollah terror tunnel in southern Lebanon, located directly beneath civilian areas and just 300 meters from a United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) base. The Zioneer's prior coverage has documented extensive Hezbollah subterranean infrastructure in the region, including a tunnel complex under the village of Majdal Zoun containing hundreds of drones and missiles, and a 200-meter Iranian-funded tunnel destroyed in Operation 'End of Verse.' The proximity to a UNIFIL post underscores the ongoing failure to enforce UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which was designed to prevent Hezbollah military buildup south of the Litani River.
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