IDF says it destroyed Hezbollah command tunnel near UNIFIL post

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

The Israeli army says it demolished an underground Hezbollah command center, built beneath a construction material factory near a peacekeeper post in southern Lebanon.

During operations in the village of Haddatha, inside the IDF’s south Lebanon buffer zone, troops uncovered a 55-meter- (180-foot)-long tunnel, the military says.

The IDF says the tunnel featured three rooms, and it was used by Hezbollah as a command center. It was built beneath a construction material factory and located some 300 meters from a UNIFIL building, according to the army.

Nearby, troops also located a pit with dozens of weapons in it, the IDF adds.

Combat engineers blew up the tunnel this week.

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