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Blast at Hezbollah Site in Lebanon Kills Six Soldiers

WADI ZIBQIN, TYRE DISTRICT, LEBANON, AUG 9 – The soldiers were dismantling Hezbollah-linked munitions amid a government plan to disarm the group, which Iran and Hezbollah oppose, officials said.

  • On August 9, the Lebanese army said a blast at a weapons depot in Wadi Zibqin near the Israeli border killed six soldiers while they dismantled munitions from a Hezbollah facility.
  • Under heavy US pressure, the Lebanese government decided this week to disarm Hezbollah, which Iran and Hezbollah have rejected, with Iran opposing the effort on Saturday.
  • Recent UNIFIL reports show that peacekeepers and Lebanese troops found three bunkers, artillery, rocket launchers, hundreds of shells, and about 250 IEDs in the Wadi Zibqin area.
  • Investigations into the blast have begun, with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, US envoy Tom Barrack, and Hezbollah lawmaker Ali Ammar offering condolences.
  • Despite last year's ceasefire, Israel has continued strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon, and tensions remain high in the region.
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Six defuse bombers have been killed in an explosion in an ammunition depot in Lebanon.

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The Lebanese Army announced the death of six of its soldiers in an explosion during a demining operation in a "arms depot" in southern Lebanon, belonging to Hezbollah.

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aljarida.com broke the news in on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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