'Israel' claims to have destroyed underground tunnel in Lebanon
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- The 'Israeli' military says it destroyed an underground tunnel in southern Lebanon that it claims was used by Hezbollah.
- The military also claims to have seized weapons, including rockets, anti-tank missiles, and assault rifles.
The 'Israeli' military claimed on Tuesday that it destroyed an underground tunnel in southern Lebanon, saying the structure was used by Hezbollah to prepare and carry out attacks against its forces.
LOCATED: Kalashnikov rifles, anti-tank rockets, additional military equipment, and a weapons storage facility that stored Hezbollah launchers and rockets.
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) August 5, 2026
Additionally, IDF soldiers dismantled an underground tunnel that spans over dozens of meters in the Srobbin area. The… pic.twitter.com/Uo36nzmbSW
According to the military, the tunnel stretched for tens of meters beneath the village of Sarbin in southern Lebanon. It claimed the tunnel was used by Hezbollah to "advance and execute attacks" against 'Israeli' soldiers.
The military also claimed that troops operating in southern Lebanon recently discovered a weapons cache containing Hezbollah launchers and rockets.
It added that soldiers seized dozens of other weapons, including Kalashnikov rifles, anti-tank missiles, and various pieces of combat equipment.
