'Israeli' army surrounds 30 Hezbollah fighters in south Lebanon
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- 'Israeli' media reports that around 30 Hezbollah fighters are trapped inside a tunnel network in southern Lebanon.
- Despite a ceasefire order, 'Israeli' forces reportedly remain deployed around the area and have not withdrawn.
The 'Israeli' army is surrounding approximately 30 Hezbollah fighters inside a tunnel network in the Ali al-Taher hills area of southern Lebanon, according to a report by the 'Israeli' newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth.
The newspaper reported that the fighters are believed to be located within an underground tunnel complex in the strategically significant area, where 'Israeli' forces continue to maintain a military presence.
According to the report, 'Israeli' troops received official orders to implement a ceasefire. However, forces operating around the Ali al-Taher hills have not withdrawn from the area and are expected to remain in position for the time being.
The newspaper said the military continues to monitor the situation around the tunnel network, although no details were provided regarding possible negotiations, surrender efforts, or military action against the fighters.
