Israeli forces clear Hezbollah tunnels in Lebanon
The article focused on the Israeli army's announcement of the completion of its operations in the Al-Tahir Heights area in southern Lebanon, where it successfully cleared two underground tunnels belonging to Hezbollah. The statement clarified that the forces have achieved operational control over the area, despite ongoing efforts to neutralize the underground infrastructure that the group used to carry out attacks against Israel, according to the Israeli military. It was noted that these underground facilities included command rooms, warehouses, and living quarters, and that Iran contributed to funding and planning these structures, which posed a strategic threat. Hezbollah has not issued any comment. The operations aim to prevent Hezbollah from rebuilding its military infrastructure in the region to ensure Israel's security, with warnings of escalation if necessary.
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