Israeli forces blow up structures near Lebanon’s Beaufort Castle
Summary
Israeli forces detonated explosives near Lebanon’s Beaufort Castle, destroying tunnels they said were linked to Hezbollah. This happened despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. The blasts caused damage to nearby homes and continue ongoing military actions in southern Lebanon.Key Facts
- Israeli forces blew up tunnel systems near Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon.
- The tunnels were said to be part of Hezbollah’s plan to enter Israeli communities.
- About 700 tons of explosives were used in the operation.
- Explosions caused window damage and were heard across multiple southern Lebanese towns.
- Beaufort Castle was recently listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in danger.
- Israeli troops have moved over 10 kilometers into Lebanon during recent actions.
- Since March 2, an estimated 4,333 people have died and 12,236 have been injured in Israeli attacks in Lebanon.
- Lebanon’s President met Turkey’s President to discuss Israel’s withdrawal and regional stability.
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