Israel has destroyed a network of tunnels built by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, triggering a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. The operation targeted the strategic Ali al-Taher ridge, a key Hezbollah stronghold. Israeli officials said the tunnels were used for military movement and supply lines. The strike caused a tremor that was felt in the region.
The attack comes after a series of Israeli strikes on Hezbollah positions. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the destruction of the facility, claiming it was linked to Iran. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to disrupt Hezbollah's military capabilities.
Local authorities reported minor damage from the tremor, but no casualties were confirmed. The incident highlights the escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. The group has denied involvement in the attack and called for an investigation.
The strikes underscore the continued conflict in the region, with both sides accusing each other of escalating hostilities. The situation remains volatile as both sides prepare for further action.
