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IDF clears Hezbollah tunnels under Beaufort Castle after lengthy operation

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IDF clears Hezbollah tunnels under Beaufort Castle after lengthy operation
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The IDF has completed a months-long operation to clear and neutralize Hezbollah underground tunnels and infrastructure located beneath Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon. The military reported finding extensive living quarters and command centers used for planning attacks against Israel.

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This operation highlights the ongoing military conflict in southern Lebanon and the strategic efforts to dismantle Hezbollah's subterranean military capabilities.

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The IDF announced on Thursday that it had completed the clearance of two Hezbollah underground infrastructures on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon and that forces are now working to neutralize them.According to the military, the infrastructures were built over a period of about two decades and were planned and funded by Iran.Forces from the IDF's 36th Division have operated in the area in recent weeks and, according to the military, achieved operational control of the ridge both above and below ground. During the operation, the area was cleared of Hezbollah operatives who had been stationed there, with some killed and others fleeing.Inside the underground infrastructure, the forces found command rooms, weapons storage rooms, generators, living quarters, showers, and a kitchen.

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