Tel Aviv, Israel – The Israeli army announced the discovery of an underground tunnel in the town of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon.
It stated that the tunnel contained hundreds of weapons, ammunition, and military equipment.
This discovery was made during search operations conducted by its forces in the area.
Details of the field discovery
The Israeli army explained that its forces discovered the tunnel during field operations.
It also indicated that the site was used to store large quantities of weapons and military equipment underground.
The army added that the seized weapons included various types of ammunition and combat gear.
However, it did not provide precise details regarding the size or complete types of the arsenal.
Ongoing inspections
The army confirmed that its forces are continuing search and inspection operations in several areas of southern Lebanon,
aimed at locating weapons storage sites and military infrastructure.
It stated that these sites pose a threat to Israel’s security.
The army indicated that specialized engineering and army units inspected and secured the site.
They also gathered information regarding its contents and intended use.
Tensions escalate on the border
The Israeli army’s announcement comes amid continued security tensions and intermittent clashes along the Lebanese-Israeli border.
The region has witnessed an exchange of accusations between the two sides regarding ceasefire violations and military movements.
Observers believe such announcements reflect the continuation of Israeli security and military operations within the border areas.
Meanwhile, international efforts continue to contain the escalation and prevent the situation from spiraling into a wider confrontation.
The international community is also closely monitoring any new developments on the ground that could affect the fragile stability in southern Lebanon,
especially given the ongoing warnings of a potential expansion of the conflict in the region.
