Iranian-North Korean Hezbollah site collapses

The article reveals the collapse of the "Underground City" project adopted by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, which cost between one to three billion dollars, supported by Iran and with expertise from North Korea. Large tunnels, stretching hundreds of kilometers and containing command rooms and armories, were used to enhance Hezbollah's capacity to wage a long-term underground war, including strategic tunnels and smuggling routes along the border. The recent war in 2023 led to the discovery of large parts of this project, with tunnels equipped with advanced missile defense systems. These tunnels are used for storing and operating weapons, featuring complex designs that conceal the tunnels and facilitate movement and combat operations. Israel suffered significant losses while destroying the old complexes, and methods to neutralize the tunnels are currently being studied, including filling them with concrete to prevent their reuse.

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