Israeli troops retreat from Ali Al-Tahir heights

Reports indicate that the Israeli army withdrew at dawn today from the Ali al-Taher heights in southern Lebanon after destroying underground infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah, according to a Lebanese security source and eyewitnesses. The sources confirmed that the withdrawal followed a major explosion that altered the landscape of the area and caused material damage to surrounding village homes. The blast also led to falling rocks and blocked roads in the region. Additionally, the National Center for Geophysics reported seismic waves registering with an intensity equivalent to a 4.2 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale as a result of the Israeli explosion. Israel announced that it had destroyed Hezbollah’s infrastructure in the area with the aim of establishing a "security zone" and controlling the Ali al-Taher ridge, located about 15 kilometers from the border with Israel. This area is considered one of the most active conflict zones in southern Lebanon.

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