IDF releases footage of Hezbollah moving weapons, accuses Lebanese army of lying about enforcement

The IDF released footage showing Hezbollah operatives loading weapons onto a truck in southern Lebanon, an asset the IDF said the Lebanese army was supposed to have seized; the IDF then struck the truck. The IDF accused the Lebanese army of lying about enforcement and of coordinating with Hezbollah, saying a Kfarra-area asset referred to Beirut in December 2025 via a US-led monitoring mechanism was still in Hezbollah's hands months later. Israeli and Lebanese military delegations are set to meet in Tampa for another round of US-led talks.

The IDF released footage on Tuesday showing Hezbollah operatives loading weapons onto a truck in southern Lebanon, which the IDF said the Lebanese army was supposed to have seized. The IDF then struck the truck. The IDF accused the Lebanese army of lying about having dealt with Hezbollah's weapons and of coordinating with Hezbollah regarding enforcement activities. According to the IDF, a military asset in the Kfarra area was referred to the Lebanese army in December 2025 through a US-led monitoring mechanism. The Lebanese army stated the asset had been addressed, but months later the IDF discovered Hezbollah was still using it. The IDF said the Intelligence Directorate identified instances of coordination between Lebanese army elements and Hezbollah that helped Hezbollah prepare to remove weapons. The US raised the issue with the Lebanese army, but the IDF said the Lebanese army continues to fall short. The article also notes that Israeli and Lebanese military delegations are set to meet in Tampa, Florida, for another round of US-led negotiations.