Israeli troops (IDF) conducted operations in the Litani River region of Lebanon, the army announced on Tuesday, marking the first time in nearly two decades (18 years) that IDF soldiers have arrived in the area.
Acting on intelligence information, the troops raided numerous Hezbollah infrastructures that had been built in the area. The soldiers also reportedly waged a firefight and destroyed dozens of launchers and thousands of rockets and missiles belonging to the Shiite group.
The military added that troops destroyed weapons storage facilities hidden inside the mountainside.
Good morning Hezbollah,
Are you aware that the IDF has reached the Litani River? pic.twitter.com/53fZodOmGO
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Businesses in the Saluki area
Troops also carried out operations in southern Lebanon’s Saluki region, finding and seizing weapons along with dozens of ready-to-use rocket launchers, the IDF said.
BREAKING IDF forces from Golani carried out a special operation at the northernmost point reached by the IDF as part of the ground maneuver in Lebanon – the area of the Litani River. The forces descended some of the slopes with the help of ziplines and located weapons,… pic.twitter.com/i0Ni5efSzk
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WATCH: IDF footage shows army entering Litani River area for 1st time since 2000 pic.twitter.com/oYWcbBd603
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Source: www.enikos.gr
