🔴 Live: Israel demolition of Hezbollah tunnels in south Lebanon caused 4.1-magnitude quake
Summary
Israel destroyed underground tunnels built by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, causing a 4.1 magnitude earthquake detected by the US Geological Survey. The explosions created strong tremors and were confirmed by Israeli officials as part of a military operation to remove Iranian-backed infrastructure. At the same time, tensions remain high in the region, with attacks near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and rising fuel prices in Iran.Key Facts
- Israel blew up tunnels used by Hezbollah under southern Lebanon’s Ali al-Taher ridge.
- The demolition caused a 4.1 magnitude earthquake recorded by the USGS.
- The explosions were described as powerful and heard over a wide area.
- Israeli leaders said the tunnels were built over 20 years with Iranian support.
- Iran’s Revolutionary Guards reported targeting a US unmanned sea drone near the Strait of Hormuz.
- The Bab el-Mandeb Strait, an important global shipping route, saw increased activity by Iran-backed Houthis.
- Brent crude oil prices rose above $106 per barrel amid regional tensions.
- Saudi Arabia issued and then quickly lifted warnings near its border with Yemen after Houthi and Saudi military actions.
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