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IDF Reveals: Hundreds of Terror Sites Destroyed in South Lebanon
Forces of the 91st Division operated in four villages in southern Lebanon in recent weeks and destroyed hundreds of terror sites. During the operation, more than 150 weapons were located, including rockets, anti-tank missiles, launchers and explosive devices.
Weaponry located in Lebanon (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)(Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
The IDF revealed today (Tuesday) the scope of the 91st Division's activity in the security zone in southern Lebanon in recent weeks. According to the IDF Spokesperson's announcement, the forces destroyed more than 540 terror sites and located over 150 weapons of various types, as part of the effort to remove threats against the State of Israel.
Forces from the 300th, 769th and 4th Brigades, along with the Infantry Corps Professional School, took part in the operation under the command of the 91st Division. The forces operated, among other places, in the area of the villages of Al-Khiam, Tayr Harfa, Mays al-Jabal and Majdal Zun, which are located in the security zone in southern Lebanon.
During the searches, weapons depots and additional terror sites were located and destroyed by the forces. Among the weapons seized were grenades, rockets, RPG missiles, anti-tank missiles of various ranges, artillery weapons and launchers. In addition, Kalashnikov rifles, explosive devices, handguns, light weapons and magazines were located.
Also taking part in the operation were soldiers from the Infantry Corps Professional School brigade and from the Gefen Battalion of the Officers Training School (Bahad 1), who worked to locate weapons and destroy terror sites in the area.
The IDF emphasized that the operation was intended to reduce the threats facing the communities of the north and the security forces operating in the area. It was further stated that the army will continue to act against Hezbollah's attempts to harm Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers, while maintaining its commitment to the ceasefire agreement.
Weaponry located in Lebanon (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
Weaponry located in Lebanon (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)
