IDF Strikes Hezbollah Weapons Depot Threatening Troops in Lebanon
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The Israeli army struck a Hezbollah weapons depot in the Sajdud region of southern Lebanon.
On Saturday, the Israeli occupying army announced that a weapons depot had been targeted by Hizbullah in the Sujud area of southern Lebanon, in conjunction with raids and shelling of Tala in other areas of the south. In a statement, the army stated that the warehouse contained combat means used to target and obstruct its forces in what it described as the "security zone," adding that the raid had been carried out to remove a threat. The Israeli …
The Israeli Army (IDF) announced that on Saturday it hit a Hezbollah weapons warehouse in southern Lebanon to "eliminate a threat to Israeli troops. That site, located in the Sejoud area, was used by Hezbollah to store various weapons intended to attack IDF soldiers operating in the security area of southern Lebanon, [...]
Israeli Army spokesman Ela Waweya announced that earlier on Saturday, the army had attacked a war depot belonging to Hizbullah in the Sujud area of southern Lebanon. She claimed that the raid had been carried out to remove a threat, noting that the warehouse contained combat devices used to target and obstruct Israeli forces operating in the security zone. She added that the Israeli army... read more.
Israel: The target was targeted to remove the threat: the weapons used to attack IDF forces operating in the security zone were stored in the warehouse.
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