IDF troops seize Hezbollah arms cache in Southern Lebanon

Soldiers also demolished structures that had been used by the terrorists.
IDF reservists operating in southwestern Lebanon discovered a significant Hezbollah weapons cache in the village of Majdal Zoun, approximately four miles north of the border. The cache, found within civilian infrastructure, included Kalashnikov rifles, anti-tank missiles, and explosives. Soldiers also demolished structures used by Hezbollah. This operation occurred amidst efforts to eliminate threats in the Israeli-controlled security zone.
- IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir stated the military would maintain its security zone until "long-term security is ensured," and warned of deeper operations if necessary.
- The discovery followed a Hezbollah explosive drone attack on an Israeli engineering vehicle in southeastern Lebanon, which the IDF called a "blatant violation" of the ceasefire.
- No soldiers were injured in the drone attack, and Israel is reportedly considering a limited response.
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