Abu Ali Express published an updated satellite image of the Lebanese village of Kfar Tabnit (Tebnit), located at the foot of the Ali al-Taher ridge, not far from the Beaufort Castle in the Nabatieh District. The village was a key objective in the IDF's June 2026 ground maneuver toward Nabatieh.
The satellite image, published by Abu Ali Express on Thursday evening, shows the current state of Kfar Tabnit (Tebnit), a village situated at the base of the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge in the Nabatieh District. The ridge, which overlooks the city of Nabatieh, was captured by Israeli forces in June 2026 as part of an expanded ground maneuver across the Litani River. As The Zioneer reported at the time, the IDF secured the high ground to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure in the area. The village itself was also taken following heavy shelling and airstrikes. The new image provides a visual update more than a month after those operations, though it does not indicate any new military activity. The exact date of the satellite image is not specified.
3 developments
- DevelopingIDF reconnaissance patrol reported in Kfar Tabnit, southern Lebanon
- DevelopingLebanese media video indicates IDF forces entering Kfar Tabnit near Nabatieh
- DevelopingSatellite imagery shows IDF captured four southern Lebanon villages, strategic ridge
- StrongFootage captures IDF strikes before dawn in Tebnit, Har Ali Taher, Nabatieh area
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