<div id="firstBodyDiv" data-bind-html-content-type="article" data-bind-html-compile="article.body" data-first-article-body="
The army said in a statement that it found an “underground tunnel opening inside a building used by Hezbollah,” and blocked the location of three members of the “Radwan Force (identified as the elite unit of the party) have prevented themselves, with several methods of fighting and equipment that allowed them to stay there for a long time.”
He confirmed, “They were arrested and held for investigation on the ground… and then transferred to an investigation facility inside Israel.”
On Monday, the Israeli army announced the discovery of an underground base extending 800 meters in southern Lebanon, which was used as a command headquarters for the Radwan Force, linked to the Lebanese group Hezbollah.
According to the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, the headquarters contains anti-aircraft missiles, weapons, motorcycles, and enough supplies to survive in the underground building, including food, a kitchen and living spaces.
The Israeli army said that the Radwan Force planned to use these weapons and equipment as part of a plan to enter the Galilee.
According to army spokesman Avichai Adraee: “The soldiers found cups of coffee that were still hot when they arrived.”
Israel says that among the goals of its operations in Lebanon are eliminating Hezbollah’s capabilities and ensuring the return of tens of thousands of people displaced from northern Israel due to the party’s attacks from Lebanon. which he launched in conjunction with the Gaza war.
“>
The army said in a statement that it found an “underground tunnel opening inside a building used by Hezbollah,” and blocked the location of three members of the “Radwan Force (identified as the elite unit of the party) have prevented themselves, with several methods of fighting and equipment that allowed them to stay there for a long time.”
He confirmed, “They were arrested and held for investigation on the ground… and then transferred to an investigation facility inside Israel.”
On Monday, the Israeli army announced the discovery of an underground base extending 800 meters in southern Lebanon, which was used as a command headquarters for the Radwan Force of the Lebanese Hezbollah group.
According to the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, the headquarters contains anti-aircraft missiles, weapons, motorcycles, and enough supplies to survive in the underground building, including food, a kitchen and living spaces.
The Israeli army said that the Radwan Force planned to use these weapons and equipment as part of a plan to enter the Galilee.
According to army spokesman Avichai Adraee: “The soldiers found cups of coffee that were still hot when they arrived.”
Israel says that among the goals of its operations in Lebanon are eliminating Hezbollah’s capabilities and ensuring the return of tens of thousands of people displaced from northern Israel due to the party’s attacks from Lebanon. which he launched in conjunction with the Gaza war.
