According to a report in the Lebanese newspaper Nidaa al-Watan, cited by Israeli journalists Moria Asraf and Doron Kadosh, the IDF has cut water supply lines to the facility where dozens of Hezbollah operatives are trapped underground on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, and struck its water tanks. The report says Hezbollah attempted to deliver water by drone, but the IDF shot down several of the drones.
A fresh report from the Lebanese newspaper Nidaa al-Watan, cited by Israeli journalists Moria Asraf and Doron Kadosh, details the IDF's tightening of the siege on Hezbollah operatives trapped underground on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. According to the report, the military cut the facility's water supply lines and struck its water tanks. Hezbollah attempted to deliver water via drones, but the IDF identified the operation and shot down several drones.
As The Zioneer reported at 10:50 Jerusalem, the same newspaper earlier described the IDF tightening the siege around dozens of Hezbollah operatives on the ridge. The Ali al-Taher ridge has been a focal point of Israeli ground operations in recent weeks, with the IDF previously seizing Hezbollah's main underground headquarters there in June. The current report, attributed to the Lebanese outlet and circulated by Israeli journalists, adds operational detail but has not been independently confirmed by the IDF.
The report underscores the ongoing standoff on the strategic ridge, where Hezbollah operatives remain surrounded. The IDF has not commented on the specific claims regarding water supply or drone interceptions.
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