Hezbollah Tunnels in Lebanon Resemble 'Refugee Cities' Underground
April 29, 2026751 ViewsRead Time: 2 Minutes
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Field reports have revealed intriguing details inside tunnels belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, following an Israeli military operation that destroyed a massive tunnel in the Qantara area.
The Israeli Army Reveals Tunnel Network in Southern Lebanon
The Israeli army announced that it destroyed a wide tunnel in the Qantara area of southern Lebanon, as part of ongoing military operations targeting underground infrastructure.
According to reports, the tunnel extends nearly two kilometers and is located near the contact line with the Israeli border.
'Refugee Cities' Underground Containing Living Rooms and Full Amenities
Israeli media described the tunnel network as 'refugee cities' after finding bedrooms, beds, water storage, and equipment for long-term living.
Data indicates the presence of about ten rooms inside one of the discovered tunnels, reflecting the scale of the internal infrastructure.
Military Operations and Destruction of a Massive Tunnel with Large Explosives
Reports indicated that the Israeli army used hundreds of tons of explosives to destroy the discovered tunnel in southern Lebanon.
It was noted that the explosions caused tremors felt in areas inside Lebanon and northern Israel.
Accusations of External Funding and Planning for the Network
Israel claims that these tunnels were built over the years as part of long-term military preparations, with external funding and direction.
It considers them part of a broader network revealed during previous military operations in southern Lebanon.
Field Escalation and Mutual Messages on the Border
These developments come amid rising tensions on the Lebanese-Israeli border, with ongoing military operations and mutual warnings.
Observers believe that the tunnel issue could become a new focal point in the ongoing confrontation.
