IDF used an unusual method to pressure Hezbollah - details
IDF forces in Lebanon have intensified pressure on Hezbollah militants trapped in an underground complex on the Ali-Taher ridge. Israeli troops have restricted access to water and are intercepting supply attempts via drones. The IDF aims to cut off all supply routes to force the militants to stop resisting. A significant part of the complex is under fire control, but there is no permanent military presence. No official IDF comment.
IDF forces operating in Lebanon have intensified pressure on Hezbollah militants trapped in an underground complex on the Ali-Taher ridge. Dozens of militants find themselves in a difficult situation: Israeli troops have restricted access to water in the area, and supply attempts via drones are being intercepted. The IDF seeks to cut off all supply routes to force the besieged to stop resisting. A significant part of the complex remains under surveillance and fire control, although there is no permanent military presence. Previously, Israeli troops had not taken active steps due to the political sensitivity of the issue. There is no official comment from the IDF, and journalists are advised to contact the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Earlier, Kursor reported that a source in Lebanese security services claims a secret IDF operation to strengthen control over the ridge.