Israel destroys two Hezbollah tunnels near Nabatiyeh, raising escalation fears
Israeli forces detonated two one-kilometer-long tunnels in the 'Ali al-Tahir' heights near Nabatiyeh, southern Lebanon, heightening local fears of a next phase in the conflict. The tunnels are likely Hezbollah infrastructure, and the operation signals continued Israeli preemptive strikes. The incident underscores the fragility of the ceasefire and potential for broader escalation.
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Israel Destroys Hezbollah Underground Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon
Israel has conducted large-scale strikes in southern Lebanon, primarily targeting and destroying extensive Hezbollah underground infrastructure, including tunnels and command complexes, particularly in the Ali al-Taher ridge area. These operations, which involved significant detonations registering as seismic events, are claimed by Israel to be part of completing a security zone. The strikes have also extended to Gaza, resulting in casualties, and signal a significant escalation in both theaters.