British paper links Iran granddaughter to Hezbollah tunnel
The British newspaper "The Telegraph" reported that Hezbollah's tunnel in Mijdl Zoun, Lebanon, which extends for 170 meters and features Iranian design and engineering, differs from the primitive tunnels in Gaza. It is located 20 meters beneath the destroyed Shia village. It is believed that the tunnel includes weapon storage rooms as well as explosion-resistant chambers and is used for deploying ammunition and espionage against Israel, reflecting Iran's role in its design and construction. These tunnels are considered a major threat to regional stability and a challenge to the ceasefire stalemate between the United States and Iran.
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