New footage circulating Friday morning — reportedly from Israeli military sources — shows the destruction of the main tunnel routes in the Hezbollah underground network beneath the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon. The footage is described as 'deadly', though no specific casualty figures have been released. The IDF announced earlier Friday that the network had been neutralized using approximately 700 tons of explosives.
New footage circulating Friday morning, reportedly from Israeli military sources, shows the destruction of the main tunnel routes in the Hezbollah underground network under the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon. The footage is described as 'deadly', though no specific casualty figures have been released.
The tunnel network was the subject of an IDF operation earlier this week. As The Zioneer reported earlier Friday, the military announced it had destroyed the network using approximately 700 tons of explosives, describing it as an Iran-funded command center for Hezbollah's Badr unit. The footage provides the first visual confirmation of the scale of the demolition.
No further details on the footage's origin or the number of casualties, if any, have been confirmed.
4 developments
- StrongIDF clears Hezbollah tunnel network beneath Beaufort Ridge, advances near Nabatieh
- StrongIDF completes capture of Ali Taher ridge, renames it Ma'ale Tahara
- StrongIDF eliminates Hezbollah operative near tunnel shaft, strikes vehicle threat at Ali al-Taher Ridge
- StrongNew activity reported at Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon
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