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Hezbollah sites shown in Jabal Ali al-Tahir
The article pertains to Israel’s destruction of a strategically important underground facility belonging to Hezbollah in Jabal Ali al-Taher, southern Lebanon, using more than 1,100 tons of explosives. After the explosion, photos were published showing the destruction of the site, which was used to manage fire control systems and confront Israeli forces. The facility included command rooms and storage warehouses and was considered one of Hezbollah’s key command centers. The facility, located deep underground and heavily fortified, was part of a 5.4-kilometer tunnel network. It is believed to have been built over two decades using Iranian systems to counter Israeli threats, especially in the event of a northern advance. The Israeli army confirmed that the site enabled Hezbollah to manage long-term military operations and is among the most prominent targets of the Israeli forces in the area, amid escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
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