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Israel destroys 200-metre Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon, seizes weapons cache

The Israel Defence Forces said it dismantled a 200-metre-long underground Hezbollah complex in southern Lebanon. The tunnel, reportedly built with Iranian technology, contained hundreds of weapons and four launch shafts allegedly aimed at Israel

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A resident stands at the site of a car explosion in Holon on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, on Sunday. PIC/AFP

A resident stands at the site of a car explosion in Holon on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, on Sunday. PIC/AFP

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) on Monday dismantled an underground Hezbollah terror complex in southern Lebanon. The IDF said the tunnel route was 200+ meters long and 25+ meters deep.

“The underground complex in Majdal Zoun area was constructed using technology provided by Iran. Soldiers located hundreds of weapons and four launch shafts directed toward Israel,” IDF said.

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