Report: Hezbollah has dug network of tunnels from Beirut to southern Lebanon

A 200-meter-long tunnel that Hezbollah terrorists built over three years to combat Israeli forces is seen at the Hezbollah memorial landmark in the hilltop bastion of Mleeta, Lebanon, May 22, 2020. (Joseph Eid/AFP)
A 200-meter-long tunnel that Hezbollah terrorists built over three years to combat Israeli forces is seen at the Hezbollah memorial landmark in the hilltop bastion of Mleeta, Lebanon, May 22, 2020. (Joseph Eid/AFP)

The Hezbollah terror group has dug a network of tunnels hundreds of kilometers long from Beirut to southern Lebanon, the Kan public broadcaster reports.

The network was dug in parallel to Hezbollah’s six attack tunnels into Israel, which the IDF exposed and destroyed in 2018, Kan says.

The purpose of the additional network was to enable the swift and covert movement of forces during a war against Israel, according to the report.

Command and control headquarters were built inside the tunnel network, it says. The tunnels reach a distance of about three kilometers from the Israeli border.

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