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Hezbollah once involved Lebanon in the Middle East war to support Iran. In June this year, after Iran and the United States reached a consensus, Lebanon signed an agreement with Israel. The violence once cooled down, but the intensity of attacks has increased again recently.
The Israeli military released footage on September 10 of an explosion that destroyed the underground infrastructure of the Iranian-backed Lebanese Hezbollah in a strategic location in southern Lebanon. (AFP)
Israel said today that it had destroyed an important tunnel built by the Lebanese armed group "Hezbollah" under the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) measured a magnitude 4.1 earthquake in the area.
Agence France-Presse reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz said in a joint statement: "This is a strategic terrorist infrastructure that took more than 20 years to build with Iranian funding and planning." Hezbollah in Lebanon is backed by Israel's old enemy Iran.
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Lebanon's state-run National News Agency (NNA) reported that Israel carried out "large-scale blasting" on the Alitah ridge in the Nabatieh district, "causing vibrations and strong roars." The USGS subsequently reported a magnitude 4.1 earthquake in the area.
An AFP reporter in southern Lebanon also said he heard a "huge explosion" tonight.
The Israeli military said the Hezbollah facilities stretched for more than two kilometers and contained "dozens of Iranian-made rockets, missiles and drones, as well as machine guns, dozens of anti-tank missiles, and hundreds of landmines and explosive devices."
The Israeli army also said that the underground complex also includes the command center of Hezbollah's unit "Badr".
An army officer told AFP that some militants who had been operating in the Alitah ridge area had withdrawn, while others "were eliminated in air strikes and shelling."
Israel announced last week that it had captured the Alitah ridge.
In March this year, Hezbollah involved Lebanon in the Middle East war in order to support Iran.
After Iran and the United States reached a consensus in June, Lebanon and Israel also signed an agreement. The local violence once cooled down, but the intensity of attacks has increased again in recent days.
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Hezbollah to launch retaliatory rocket or drone attacks against Israel
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Israel to consider similar strikes on other Hezbollah facilities in Lebanon
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