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IDF dismantles major Hezbollah tunnel network beneath Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon

IDF soldiers dismantled several key underground tunnels beneath the Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon as part of operations within the Security Zone. The tunnel network served as a central command center for Hezbollah's Bader Unit, from which terrorists managed combat and directed fire toward IDF soldiers and Israeli civilians. Built over two decades with Iranian funding, the multi-level network was located just 6 kilometers from Metula and the Galilee Panhandle. Dozens of UAVs, explosive devices, and anti-tank missiles were launched from this infrastructure during the war. IDF troops completed deployment in the area over recent weeks while maintaining operational control and preparing the tunnels for dismantling.