The IDF Spokesperson's Office released extraordinary new footage showing the scale of Hezbollah's underground infrastructure, and its complete destruction. Body-camera video from the IDF's documentation unit takes viewers into the depths of the terror network's subterranean fortress on Lebanon's Ali Taher ridge, revealing concrete corridors, branching combat infrastructure, and the massive scope of installations built over years beneath the surface.
Inside Hezbollah's Destroyed Mega-Tunnels
New body-camera footage from IDF documentation unit offers a rare look into the massive underground network built by the terror group on the Ali Taher ridge in Lebanon, now completely obliterated


Strategic Underground Network Eliminated
In a complex operational effort, IDF combat and engineering forces systematically dismantled the strategic underground network Hezbollah had established across the Ali Taher ridge. The system was designed to serve terrorists as hideouts, forward command posts, and covert movement routes, infrastructure now reduced to rubble, testament to the IDF's firepower and precise intelligence capabilities on the ground.
The newly released body-camera footage from the documentation unit provides an up-close view of the branching tunnel routes, combat equipment left behind, and the enormous scale of the infrastructure built beneath the surface, all of it now erased from the terror map.










