Israeli soldiers discovered on Sunday
Hezbollah tunnels under a late captured medieval castle on the Beaufort hill
Lebanon. The tunnel network is so vast that the military
It hasn't full penetrated it yet.
– said the Jerusalem Post diary portal today.
According to the Israeli army, tunnels could accommodate hundreds of Hezbollah militants. Underground corridors have discovered water and sewage installations, electrical infrastructure and extended anti-tank and air defence systems "allowing IDF troops to attack
and Israeli civilians’, as well as dwellings intended for long word use.
In 1 of the tunnels, about 1 km long
6 underground shafts found, area
for weapons storage, anti-tank rocket launcher, anti-tank missiles, grenades, ammunition, combat equipment, advanced medical equipment as well as residential spaces including showers, toilets, operating area and kitchen.
APW, PAP
