Southern Lebanese towns near Beaufort Castle hit by Israeli strikes
Summary
Israeli forces attacked areas near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, targeting tunnels linked to Hezbollah. The Israeli military said it used 700 tonnes of explosives to damage these tunnels as part of a plan connected to a previous agreement on troop withdrawal and managing Hezbollah disarmament.Key Facts
- Israeli forces conducted strikes near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon.
- The targets were tunnels believed to belong to the group Hezbollah.
- Israeli military used around 700 tonnes of explosives in the operation.
- The strikes aimed to destroy parts of the Hezbollah tunnel network.
- Israel agreed in June to gradually withdraw its troops from Lebanon.
- After withdrawal, the Lebanese military is expected to take control of disarming Hezbollah.
- The operation relates to this broader plan of reducing Israeli presence and managing Hezbollah.
- The strikes are part of ongoing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in the region.
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