Israel Destroys Hezbollah Tunnel in Southern Lebanon
The 35-meter structure in Majdal Zoun included living quarters for fighters and was demolished by military engineers.
Israeli military forces demolished an underground tunnel located in the town of Majdal Zoun, in southern Lebanon. The structure measured 35 meters in length and contained two rooms equipped for use as living quarters by members of Hezbollah.
The operation was conducted by troops from the 300th Baram Regional Brigade. Combat engineers from the Yahalom unit inspected the site before proceeding with the destruction of the underground passage.
In addition to the demolition, there were reports of airstrikes by Israeli fighter jets in the vicinity of Al-Qantara and Kfar Tebnit. Military aircraft also conducted low-altitude flights over the Tyre region during the period.
The actions occur in a scenario of persistent instability despite the ceasefire agreement mediated by the United States in June. The implementation of security terms and troop withdrawals face obstacles, including Hezbollah's refusal to disarm its militias.
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon monitors daily violations in the southern region. Records include the construction of military positions and new roads, as well as explosions and artillery fire that keep geopolitical tension high.
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